Tomb Raider IV-V-VI Remastered got an official release date for consoles and PC. The announcement reveals that the titles will be launching on Feb. 14, 2025.
The remastered collection will be available for a price tag of $29.99 on various storefronts. It will bring the "Darkness Trilogy" of the beloved globe-trotting Tomb Raider adventures to modern platforms.
It features a variety of improvements that let players enjoy the games whether they are veterans or newcomers.
Tomb Raider IV-V-VI Remastered
You will discover remastered graphics that bring new life to the games' environments, characters, and artifacts. There will also be an option to toggle between classic and modern visuals at any time.
Players will have the freedom to choose between new modern controls that were inspired by later entries in the highly popular franchise. They can also instead opt to experience the original tank-style controls, according to Gematsu.
The games' Photo Mode was also brought back and includes all poses seen in Tomb Raider I-II-III Remastered. There are also brand-new ones that were included to commemorate the adventure of a lifetime.
You will also find various quality-of-life updates made to the games, such as boss health bars and new trophies and achievements. All of these features let players experience Lara Croft's darkest adventures as she uncovers the secrets of her past.
Aspyr & Eidor partnered to give fans all six of the Core Tomb Raider games to Mac computers back in the '90s. Now, PlayStation is partnering with Crystal Dynamics / Eidos to complete the hexalogy on modern-gen consoles, the PlayStation Blog said.
Experience Classic Adventures
The studios wanted to express their gratitude to the community for all of the love and support that they have given the franchise over the years. They said that players' dedication inspired them to bring the classic adventure titles back in the best possible way.
The first game in the collection is Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation that was originally released in 1999. Lara uncovers the lost tomb of the Egyptian God set. However, she accidentally sets him free, fulfilling an ancient prophecy.
The second title is Tomb Raider: Chronicles, which was initially released in 2000. This game follows the events of the first. Lara is now buried in an Egyptian tomb and is presumed to be dead. Players will travel back and experience the heroine's untold adventures.
The last is Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness which was released in 2003. Here, Lara is accused of murder and becomes a fugitive on the run from law enforcement.
She will uncover a sinister conspiracy that involves alchemical experiments and the search for ancient artifacts, according to IGN.
