With her friends captured, Lara must find the courage to push herself in order to rescue her friends and survive the island.
Article As time winds down on 2014, Marcus shares his top games of 2014, and why Dragon Age: Inquisition received the only perfect score this year.
Dragon Age: Inquisition · Assassin's Creed: Rogue · Wolfenstein: The New Order · Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor · The Red Solstice · Divinity: Original Sin · Tomb Raider · Alien: Isolation · Interstellar Marines · Metro 2033 Redux · Banished · The Banner Saga · The Vanishing of Ethan Carter
Trailer Released ahead of schedule, early next-gen adopters experience Lara’s tale with added visual effects, a tweaked physics engine and a disappointing updated character model.
Written review 9.4/10 A new beginning for Lara Croft, complete with exciting action-packed sequences and a well polished narrative.
Tomb Raider
Article Square Enix has announced the first Multiplayer Map Pack will be coming on March 19, 2013.
Tomb Raider
Trailer Nintendo offers a new look at its ground-up remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5, 2026.
Trailer Team up in 4-player co-op, hit the off-road, and survive John Carpenter's most unhinged nightmare to clean this mad, chaotic zombie mess!
Trailer Fight like hell through the Tokyo and Osaka entertainment districts as yakuza Kazuma Kiryu and cabaret club manager Goro Majima in an epic crime drama where intertwined fates create legends.
Trailer Experience lightning-fast action like never before in Fast Fusion, the high-octane exclusive coming to Nintendo Switch 2.
Retro review Konami's masterpiece showcases the right way to adapt a movie into a game, bringing the intensity of the iconic film to arcades everywhere.
Retro review Not only is Alien on the Atari 2600, the first licensed game based on the Alien film series, but it is also a better Pac-Man clone than actual Pac-Man on the 2600.
Retro review The only horror first-person game for the Virtual Boy, Innsmouth no Yakata is based on the novel, The Shadow over Innsmouth, written by H.P. Lovecraft.
Retro review The censored localized release of Kato-chan & Ken-chan is a poor excuse for a platformer, complete with slippery movement and horrible hit-detection. Just like a plume of gas, detectives J.J. & Jeff lingers and leaves a bad taste in your…