The rumours were true: Crystal Dynamics has been working on two different Tomb Raider games, both of which were revealed tonight. What was revealed on ResetEra earlier today was correct, too.
The first of these two titles is Tomb Raider: Catalyst, which sends Lara to Northern India. It’s expected in 2027, which feels like too long to wait if you ask us.
“When ancient secrets and mysterious guardian forces are unleashed by a mythical cataclysm, Lara races to uncover the truth beneath the fractured landscape of Northern India before the world’s most notorious treasure hunters can use its power for their own gain. As the ancient world collides with the present, Lara must decide who to trust among rivals and allies, prevent a catastrophe, and protect a secret that could reshape the future.
Get ready to embark on the largest Tomb Raider adventure to date. Tomb Raider: Catalyst features a vertically rich platforming playground of seamless wilderness layered with hidden depths of discovery. Lara will explore dense jungles, scale towering mountains, and descend into mysterious ruins using her richly customized adventure tech. With unmatched wit alongside athletic prowess, there are no secrets she can’t overcome.“
The second project is called Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, and it’s a reimagining of Lara Croft’s first adventure. It’s expected to release in 2026, as part of a 30th anniversary celebration, and is currently being developed in partnership with Flying Wild Hog.