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Shadow of The Tomb Raider Teaser Trailer & Release Date Revealed

A teaser trailer for Shadow of The Tomb Raider has just been released, along with a release date on the Xbox One, PS4, and PC on September 14th. The trailer doesn't really give that much away in all honesty, with the announcement more of a tease for the reveal event planned for April 27th. Fans will soon have the chance to enter a puzzle competition starting Monday at 9am PDT on the official website (found here), with them having the chance of winning and getting to play the game and meet the developers at one of three exclusive reveal events.

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  1. Jon Harvey15 March 2018 at 08:16

    Since the reboot the Tomb Raider franchise has been putting out high quality games. First 2 were very good, can't see any reason that the 3rd won't be good too. As long as they keep the same core, while introducing some new mechanics in order to keep things fresh, they will probably give us a decent "Lara - Origins" trilogy. Looking forward to it but I hope the loot box stuff doesn't go crazy. Saw it creeping into the last game, hope it isn't all through this one...

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