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    Square Enix Announces “Tomb Raider Reloaded” for 2021

    Jessica LambBy Jessica LambNovember 24, 20202 Mins Read
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    Yesterday, Square Enix formally announced a new installment in the Tomb Raider franchise. “Tomb Raider Reloaded” is a free-to-play, action arcade game blasting onto mobile platforms next year. The game is being published by Square Enix London Mobile and developed by Emerald City Games.

    Lara blasts onto mobile in 2021! @TombRaider Reloaded is a free to play action arcade game made by Emerald City Games and published by Square Enix London Mobile, stay tuned for more news. pic.twitter.com/IleSFQ1Aee

    — Square Enix (@SquareEnix) November 23, 2020

    Right now, we don’t know much about what this new title will entail. The announcement was accompanied by a short teaser video which shows Lara inside a tomb shooting at enemies. We see wolves, giant black and red spiders, a rock troll, a ton of spears and even a T-Rex. As usual, Lara will have her hands full trying to nab her next precious treasure. The announcement gives no indication of where this story falls in the timeline, or if it is even canon at all.

    Since the trailer is so short, we also have no indication of how this new title will play. Nor do we have any idea how microtransactions will work for it. However, the trailer does show us that this title will give us Lara in a much more cartoony form. It’s definitely a jarring change compared to the hyper-realism of the most recent Tomb Raider titles. We’re still trying to get images of Lara being impaled on spears out of our heads.

    “Shadow of the Tomb Raider” (Image Credit: Crystal Dynamics)

    Since the last full-size Tomb Raider title released in 2018, “Shadow of the Tomb Raider,” we likely won’t be seeing another full-size Lara adventure for a few more years. So it’s nice that we will at least have this to tide us over. “Tomb Raider Reloaded” will be arriving on mobile devices at some point in 2021. Square Enix promises more information and updates are on the way.

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    Jessica Lamb

    Jessica Lamb was born and raised in Fennville, Michigan. She attended Aquinas College where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in English and a minor in Creative Writing. Since then, she has dedicated herself to spreading the word about all things nerd culture.

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