Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis

The concept

According to Amazon Game Studios, Lara Croft hunts for the pieces of the Scion, from the jungles of Peru to the ruins of ancient Greece, the deserts of Egypt and a mythical Mediterranean island. Built in Unreal Engine 5, the game promises grapple-assisted climbing, puzzles (water jets, light beams, pressure plates, symbols) and fights against wildlife, mercenaries and mythological creatures. The original story has been expanded.

Editions and availability

The Standard Edition includes the game and the Survivor Outfit pre-order bonus. The Deluxe Edition adds the Parisian Fugitive Outfit, a post-launch story DLC pack and 48-hour early access (from 10 February). A retail Collector's Edition adds a Lara Croft vs. the T-Rex statue, a mini art book, a pin, a keychain and a steel case. On Switch 2, physical editions are game-key cards. The game will be fully voiced in French.

What the previews say

Published hands-on previews praise the visuals and the return of puzzles. GamesRadar+ feels it returns to the spirit of the first game. However, GamesRadar+, Polygon and VGC found the jumping floaty and imprecise, with collision issues. PC Gamer and Push Square find it very conventional, including the scanner that helps with puzzles. PC Gamer also notes the developers' use of generative AI. These impressions come from demos played before the delay to 2027.

Pre-order prices

As of 11 November 2026, the Standard Edition costs €59.99 and the Deluxe Edition €69.99 on Steam, the PlayStation Store, the Microsoft Store and the Nintendo eShop. The PlayStation Store charges at pre-order.

What to check at launch

Jump precision, level-design clarity, Switch 2 performance and the story DLC, whose date has not been announced.