Tomb Raider is set to make a significant appearance at The Game Awards on December 11, with fans eagerly anticipating what will be unveiled. This includes the long-awaited new game from Crystal Dynamics that has been under development since its announcement in 2022, where glimpses of protagonist Lara Croft's redesign have been shared. The game’s launch has seen some challenges, particularly with the studio undergoing multiple layoffs and changes in ownership, with Embracer Group acquiring Crystal Dynamics and later selling the franchise to Middle-earth Enterprises. On the television front, a live-action series starring Sophie Turner as Lara Croft is also in the works, hinting at a potential connection between the game and TV narratives.

What can we expect to see from Tomb Raider at The Game Awards?

Fans can anticipate a first look at the upcoming Tomb Raider game alongside possible insights into the live-action series, though the game reveal is considered more likely as the series has not entered production yet.

Tomb Raider, originally launched in 1996, has evolved into one of the most iconic franchises in gaming history, featuring the adventures of archaeologist and adventurer Lara Croft. The series has inspired numerous games, films, and now a television adaptation, expanding its pop culture reach and aiming to rejuvenate interest with new storylines and characters while maintaining its classic exploration and puzzle-solving gameplay.