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Free-to-play games have risen in prominence in recent years, flooding the market with titles that you can sink dozens if not hundreds of hours into without spending a thing. With so many games and so much variety, it can be daunting to sift through the catalogue and pick one to play. If you’re playing on PS5, we’ve collated some of the best choices for free-to-play games in 2023.

Each of the PS5 games below are free to start playing, but some of the aspects of these games may cost money. Things that aren’t part of the base free game often include expansions and cosmetic upgrades.

Fortnite

An unsurprising entry for the list, Fortnite is a mega hit that continues to take the world by storm. This stylized battle royale game has a variety of game modes to participate in to test your skills, an ever evolving map to explore, live event spectacles, a robust creative community, and hundreds of original and licensed IP crossover cosmetics. There are plenty of other games like Fortnite worth playing, but the original is still worth diving into.

Apex Legends

Another prevalent battle royale on the market, this FPS from Respawn continues to grow and evolve with frequent updates adding brand new characters (Legends) to play as, each with their own unique abilities and playstyles.

Genshin Impact

The action RPG from miHoYo provides hundreds of hours of content to play as you explore the fantasy world of Teyvat. Build up a party of varied Genshin Impact characters with unique abilities to defeat powerful enemies and solve challenging puzzles. Complete with a compelling single-player campaign, there’s something for everyone!

Destiny 2

The legendary looter shooter from Bungie became free to play in 2019. With the base game available to everyone, it’s never been a better time to become a Guardian and begin combating the Darkness. With consistent updates and major expansions throughout each year, there is more than enough to keep you coming back time after time. Most recently, the Lightfall update brought additional paid content to the game.

Astro’s Playroom

A break from the live-service titles thus far, Astro’s Playroom from Team Asobi is pre-installed on every new PS5, meaning you’ll have instant access to this adorable but incredibly fun and competent platformer as soon as you boot up your console! As a loving homage to PlayStation’s history and making full use of all the new Dualsense controller features, this short but sweet title should be one of the first PS5 games you play on the console.

Warframe

This third-person RPG from Digital Extremes has grown and evolved to the point of it being near unrecognisable to its more basic beginnings. With deep customization, build optimization, regularly released Warframe armors, and an insanely simple but compelling gameplay loop, Warframe is a title worth testing out for the dashing mechanic alone!

Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0

Call of Duty’s prestige battle royale game, Warzone 2.0 has rotating Seasons bringing new Operators, weapons, maps, gameplay mechanics, and more to players who drop solo or in squads onto Al Mazrah or the newly released Ashika Island map.

Falls Guys: Ultimate Knockout

Developed by Mediatonic, Fall Guys was an instant smash-hit when it debuted in 2020. This platforming, mini-game based battle royale has an adorable art style, ingenious level design, and a fast frenetic gameplay loop as you compete against others to be the last bean standing.

The Sims 4

Another divergence from the battle royale standard, The Sims 4 became free-to-play towards the end of 2022. This installment in the iconic life-sim franchise provides the base game at no cost, with the innumerable expansions and DLC available for purchase should you wish to add to your gameplay experience.

Path of Exile

Set in the dark fantasy world of Wraeclast, this online action RPG offers a wide array of customization/build options and though the game is always online, it can easily be tackled solo for those players accustomed to dungeon-crawlers like Diablo.

Rec Room

A social and creative hub, Rec Room provides a number of social spaces and activities to partake in, games to play, and content is continually updated by the community who produce their own minigames and activities. This title is a joy to meet new people, chill with friends, and can even be enjoyed in PSVR should you own the headset!

War Thunder

A vehicular combat game that has a wide variety of modes for you to partake in, from arcade battles and more realistic warfare, to recreations of real historical conflicts, War Thunder lets you get behind the wheel and/or controls of numerous vehicles; boats, planes, tanks, and much more!

World of Tanks

Striving for a more arcade-style gameplay experience when compared to a game like War Thunder, this MMO gets you right into the action as two armies of tanks go to war on giant battlefields. Commandeer various tanks from wars past and secure victory!

Rocket League

This soccer game with a vehicular spin captured the worlds attention and continues to receive frequent updates with new game modes, maps, and vehicles. With frantic, fast-paced matches and a thriving community, you’ll find dozens of hours of entertainment as you burn rubber on the soccer fields of Rocket League.

Overwatch 2

This team-based hero shooter from Blizzard is a sequel and replacement for the 2016 original, introducing new co-op modes, restructured team sizes, map redesigns, and new heroes added through the newly implemented battle pass system. Decide your playstyle, choose your character with unique abilities from a roster of over 35 heroes and dive into the action.

Samuel Heaney is a freelance writer with expertise in gaming guides and all things Minecraft. You can follow him on Twitter.

With the release of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom just a few short weeks away, there is no better time to delve back into Breath of the Wild. But with approximately 50 hours of Side Quests and Activities to complete, things can quickly get overwhelming, as there are over 76 Side Quests alone for you to explore.

So if you’re running short on time or want to experience the best stories the game has to offer first, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite, must-play Side Quests and Activities below that we highly recommend checking out during your playthrough.

If you’re experiencing Breath of the Wild for the first time or just jumping back into an old save, check out our expansive BotW Wiki Guide, which will help you navigate your journey across Hyrule.

The Priceless Maracas

When following the path south of Kakariko Village, you’ll discover a giant Korok named Hestu, who you learn has lost his priceless instrument, a pair of maracas – which can be found at a henge-like rock foundation nearby. After defeating the Bokoblins guarding the Treasure Chest, return to Hestu, where he’ll reveal that the Maracas have no seeds inside, so he’ll recruit your help in collecting Korok Seeds – a unique collectible that can be traded to Hetsu in exchange for a very valuable reward, extra inventory slots.

While there are hundreds of Koroks Seeds to be found across Hyrule – 900, to be exact – you’ll need to collect hundreds in order to max out each inventory category. So, if you’re in need of some extra inventory slots or just want to collect em’ all, be sure to check out our Interactive Map and Korok Seed Locations guide for all the details.

Slated for Upgrades

When speaking with Purah at the Hateno Ancient Tech Lab in the Hateno Region, you’ll have the chance to start the Slated for Upgrades Side Quest – arguably one of BoTW’s must-complete quests.

In return for delivering materials dropped by Guardians – such as Ancient Screws, Ancient Shafts, and Ancient Cores – Purah will upgrade your Sheikah Sensor, Remote Bomb Rune, and Statis Rune with increased stats and brand-new features.

Hylian Homeowner

Upon reaching Hatano Village, you’ll discover a group of men from Bolson Construction working to demolish an abandoned house just West of Myahm Agana Shrine. When speaking to the men, you’ll unlock the Side Quest, Hylian Homeowner, and upon further convincing, they’ll agree to sell you the home for 3000 Rupees and 30 bundles of wood.

Once purchased, you’ll have a place to call your own, which even comes complete with a free weapon mount that allows you to place any weapon you own on it – including those of the champions.

The features don’t stop there, as you can further upgrade your homestead to add extra weapon mounts, bow mounts, shield mounts, a bed, a flowerbed, trees, and so much more.

The best part, though, is that it unlocks one of the best Side Quests in the game – From The Ground Up.

From the Ground Up

After completing Hylian Homeowner, you’ll be able to visit Lake Akkala, where you’ll find Hudson from Bolson Construction has started his very own town – Tarrey Town.

However, in order to populate the town with people, he’ll need your help to find and gather materials needed to construct other buildings and homes.

The more you delve into the Side Quest, the more the town becomes built because of your actions and the more merchants that will open up shop – including Grante, who will resupply one of the most powerful items in BoTW, the Hylian Shield, should you have lost it in battle, for 3,000 Rupees.

The Thunder Helm

Fancy yourself a problem solver? The Thunder Helm Side Quest will have you solving everyone’s problems in Gerudo Town – five to be exact. While that may seem like quite the ask, each of these sub-quests offer fun interactions such as challenging miniboss encounters, hunting down Wildberries, eavesdropping on town folk, and even unlocking exciting rewards such as:

• The Search for Barta
  • Reward: Silver Rupee (100)
• Medicinal Molduga
  • Reward: Gold Rupee (300)
• The Mystery Polluter
  • Reward: Hydromelon
• The Secret Club’s Secret
  • Reward: Access to a secret store where you can purchase two complete armor sets: the Radiant Set and the Desert Voe Set.
• Tools of the Trade
  • Reward: A choice between the Ruby Circlet (cold-resistance), Sapphire Circlet (heat-resistance), and the Topaz Earrings (electric-resistance)

Troubling yourself with all these sub-quests won’t leave you empty handed, as Riju will reward Link with the prestigious Thunder Helm. This headgear is a precious heirloom passed down among the Gerudo and is known for its ability to deflect lightning strikes.

Lynel Safari

If you find yourself swimming quite a lot or fancy unlocking the ability to swim up waterfalls, the Lynel Safari Side Quest may be one to consider completing. Painstakingly crafted by each generation’s Zora princess, the Zora Armor Set offers several unique abilities and a base defensive rating of 3.

While you will need to complete a relatively short quest to obtain the first piece of the Armor (Zora Greaves), you can find the remaining two pieces by simply looting a Treasure Chest at Toto Lake and during the main questline when speaking with the King in Zora’s Domain.

Robbie’s Research

If you’re after reliable access to anti-guardian weapons and armor, look no further than Robbie’s Research Side Quest. As a reward for helping reboot the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab, you’ll gain access to Robot Cherry’s store, where you can trade Rupees and Ancient Parts in exchange for special weapons and armor not found anywhere else in the game.

A complete list of all available Ancient Weapons and Ancient Armor pieces can be found in our Akkala Ancient Tech Lab guide.

Hunt for the Giant Horse

Speaking with Straia at the Mounted Archery Camp, just west of the Highland Stable in the Faron Grasslands area, Link can start the Hunt for the Giant Horse Side Quest. Here, he’ll learn that a rumor is swirling of a mysterious black and orange-haired horse roaming the Taobab Grassland in the Lake Region.

Mounting this stunning Giant Horse, which closely resembles Ganondorf’s mighty steed from Ocarina of Time, won’t be easy, as Link will need at least two full wheels of stamina (or a lot of Stamina Elixir) to mount this particular horse.

Returning to the Mounted Archery Camp won’t be a ride in the park, as you’ll need to pass by two different Lynels and a group of mounted Bokoblins.

Once you have returned, you can register the Giant Horse; however, don’t expect any unique rewards, as the horse is far too big to allow any customizations. That said, it will come with its own unique bridle and saddle.

The Royal White Stallion

In addition to the Giant Horse, Link can also discover a particularly fast and valuable white horse, known as the Royal White Stallion, that roams Safula Hill. Said to be a descendant of Princess Zelda’s white horse, you can start The Royal White Stallion Side Quest by speaking with Toffa at the Outskirt Stable in the Central Hyrule region.

After successfully mounting the rather skittish White Stallion, Link can return to the Outskirt Stable, where he’ll be able to register and name the horse. Upon speaking with Toffa, Link will be rewarded with a Royal Bridle and a Royal Saddle for his troubles. The White Horse is considered one of the best mounts you can get in BoTW without using an Amiibo.

Furthermore, the White Horse’s abilities make it the perfect participant for the Mounted Obstacle Course minigame. Taking place just outside the Highland Stable in the Lake region, successfully completing the event in less than 1 minute 30 seconds and 1 minute 15 seconds will earn Link an Extravagant Bridle and Extravagant Saddle, respectively.

Horses aren’t the only mounts you can unlock in BoTW, so be sure to check out our Horses and Mounts Guide to learn more.

Zora Stone Monuments

If lore is your thing, the Zora Stone Monuments Side Quest might be right up your alley, as despite rewarding just a Diamond, the quest will allow you to learn more about the Zora’s history.

To start the quest, you’ll first need to complete the Main Quest, Divine Beast Vah Ruta. Upon doing so, you’ll be able to speak with Jiahto, a Zora found by the stone monument below the Throne Room in Zora’s Domain, which is located in the Lanayru Region.

The quest will task Link with discovering 10 stone monuments that are hidden around Zora’s Domain, with each monument offering a piece of history about Zora.

Activate the Great Fairy Fountains

While not technically a quest, the Great Fairy Fountains side activity is a must-complete for anyone looking to upgrade their armor effects and defensive stats. For every Great Fairy that you find, you’ll have the opportunity to increase your Maximum Armor Rank up to four stars.

In addition to armor upgrades, freeing Malanya will allow you to resurrect any registered horses that may have died under your care.

For a complete guide to finding all Great Fairies and the costs involved in upgrading your armor, see our Great Fairy Fountains walkthrough for more.

Dragon Hunting

Put on your dragon-hunting boots, as there are three different dragons to track down and find in Breath of the Wild. While these dragons may not be associated with a particular quest, they are a fun side activity that we highly recommend checking out as obtaining a scale from each dragon will allow you access to hidden shrines.

As you might expect, your efforts won’t leave you empty-handed, as tracking down each of the three dragons – Dinraal, Farosh, and Naydra – offers a powerful reward in the form of Dragon Parts, which are obtained by shooting certain parts of each dragon. These parts are used to upgrade your armor and significantly improve the effectiveness of recipes.

Kilton the Monster Parts Merchant

Embrace Link’s inner dark side by unlocking a secret merchant named Kilton – who sells exclusive monster-themed merchandise in exchange for Monster Parts. Most notably, you’ll have access to the awesome-looking Dark Armor Set, which increases your speed at night and makes you look like Dark Link.

Unfortunately, tracking down Kilton isn’t easy, as he can potentially visit up to seven locations, all of which we have listed in our Kilton the Monster Parts Merchant guide.

However, the trouble to find him will be worth it, as once you’ve found Kilton – and cleared all the required Divine Beasts that are needed to unlock each item – you’ll have access to several new and exciting items that range from cool wearables that allow you to blend in with monsters, unique weapons, and even horse equipment.

Discover Hidden Shrines and Unlock Link’s Classic Green Tunic

While Shrine Quests aren’t labeled as “Side Quests” in the Adventure Log, they’re still pretty side-questy. Their primary purpose is to unlock hidden shrines that contain unique rewards such as Rupees, Spirit Orbs, and Armor pieces.

With just 42 of the Shrines offering Shrines Quests, we highly recommend checking out these optional quests, as they provide some unique and fun interactions in the form of puzzles, riddles, and even trials.

Here are just a few of the coolest ones we’ve encountered, and some that players tend to have trouble with:

• The Two Rings
• Secret of the Snowy Peaks
• The Lost Pilgrimage
• Trial of Thunder
• The Ancient Rito Song
• Stranded on Eventide
• The Desert Labyrinth
• The Bird in the Mountains
• The Serpent’s Jaw

Now, if you’re somewhat of a completionist, there is a pretty cool reward for completing all 120 Shrines, as you’ll unlock a secret Side Quest, A Gift From the Monks. This quest will have you tracking down the Forgotten Temple in the Great Hyrule Forest region. Inside this temple, you’ll find three Treasure Chests containing the classic green Armor of the Wild Set:

• Tunic of the Wild
• Cap of the Wild
• Trousers of the Wild

For even more on Shrines, we recommend checking out our article on the 10 Most Frustrating Shrines to Complete in Breath of the Wild.

Did your favorite quest not make the list? Let us know in the comments what Side Quests and Activities you think are a must-experience in BoTW.

It’s AI Week at IGN, and we’ve spent the last few days looking at everything from if AI will spell doom for animation, why ChatGPT is everywhere, and even how AI can change games forever. To end the festivities, we thought it’d be fun to look back at some of the best examples of AI in movies, TV, and games and have you decide which character is the best.

From HAL 9000 to Cortana to GLaDOS to Skynet, there have been a ton of examples of AI that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the best we organics have to offer. Now, we understand the line between AI and robots can be a thin one, but we think some of our more advanced robotic and android friends are just as alive as we are and deserve some love in this Face-Off.

Do you think Terminator 2’s T-800 claims the top spot? How about the MCU’s Ultron or Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Data? We’ve selected 103 AI characters from the most beloved movies, TV shows, and video games to “Face-Off” against each other two at a time. Will you choose Battlestar Galactica’s Cylons over the Machines from The Matrix? Mega Man over Bender? The choice is yours…

(And don’t forget, you can pass on a Face-Off round if you don’t know a character by just hitting “skip” at the bottom of the page.)

Click here to start voting in the AI Face-Off!

What Is a Face-Off?

Like the name suggests, a Face-Off pits two things against one another and you decide which one is the superior of the two. In this case, you are voting to determine which AI character from film, TV, and games is the best of the best. It’s possible to see certain characters multiple times, so you can keep voting for your favorites to ensure they get ranked higher than the rest. IGN’s resident team of games, movie and TV experts pre-selected 102 of the biggest AI characters for you to choose from. These get randomly paired up and each time you pick a winner, it’s tracked.

How Is the Winner Determined?

When voting ends on April 27, we tally up the total number of “wins” and “losses” each character has, and create a ranked list based on your choices that will be revealed on April 28. The character that won the most matchups will be crowned the “winner,” and in the event of a tied number of “wins,” the character with the least “losses” will take the top spot. If you continue to keep voting for your favorite character, they’ll have a better chance of ranking high on the list. You can vote as many times as you want until the Face-Off closes.

How Do I Know When I’ve Clicked Through Everything?

It’s difficult to know when you’ve seen every AI character included because they are matched randomly and there are so many possible match-ups. Playing until you vote for all your favorites or ensuring that certain characters don’t get in the winner’s circle are different options you can take with a Face-Off. By deciding the winner throughout all these match-ups, you’re ensuring that your picks for your favorite AI characters will have a fighting chance to reach the top of the list.

Which AI Characters Have Been Included?

The list of the best AI characters included in this Face-Off has been decided by IGN staff, and we’ve tried to include the most characters from movies, TV shows, and video games. We know the line between AI and a standard robot can be a thin one, but we just had to include some of our more advanced robotic friends as they deserve as much love as any of us. We decided this means any character or program that appears to think for itself in any way and shows that they are more than just a pile of parts or a machine that has one simple function.

Click here to start voting in the AI Face-Off!

For more on IGN’s AI week, check out Tim Sweeny, CD Projekt, and more weighing in on AI, how AI can improve accessibility, how gamers are creating brand-new RPGs using ChatGPT, five AI projects you can try right now, and 10 of the most evil AI in movie and TV history.

Adam Bankhurst is a news writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter @AdamBankhurst and on Twitch.

Tomb Raider has a chartered history, with Lara Croft delving into ruins and tombs all over the world. Overcoming any and all obstacles set in her path, Lara has elevated herself into an exclusive and lauded pantheon of iconic video game protagonists.

With a new Tomb Raider currently in development at Crystal Dynamics and therefore a new Lara adventure on the horizon, we’ve created a chronological list of every Tomb Raider game so those interested can start (or restart) their spelunking adventures from the very beginning.

Jump to:

• How to play in chronological order
• How to play in release order

How Many Tomb Raider Games Are There?

There are a total of 19 Tomb Raider games that have been released as of 2023. These games are split over 3 different timelines, each distinct from one another, offering different plotlines and a slightly different spin on Lara and her supporting cast.

14 of these games have been released for home consoles, 6 also supported handheld portable consoles, and 6 were supported on mobile devices. Tomb Raider: The Prophecy, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, Lara Croft Go, and Lara Croft: Relic Run are all stand-alone titles, and therefore will not be included on these lists.

Tomb Raider Games in Chronological Order

If you’re hoping to take a chronological journey through all of the Tomb Raider games, it’s important to note that there are actually 3 different timelines you can play through.

• Original Saga Timeline
• Legend of Tomb Raider Timeline
• Survivor Trilogy Timeline

First Timeline – Original Saga

1. Tomb Raider (1996)

The first ever Tomb Raider title centred around Lara being hired by businesswoman Jacquelin Natla to find a mysterious artefact called the Scion of Atlantis. After finding all three fragments of the Scion scattered around the globe, Lara is betrayed by Natla and must face off against her on a volcanic island filled with monsters.

2. Tomb Raider: The Curse of the Sword (2001)

A Game Boy Color exclusive sequel to the Game Boy Color version of the original Tomb Raider, this adventure sees Lara tracking down a mystical sword and attempting to destroy it before the long-dead Madame Paveau can resurrect from the underworld and use her dark magic to subjugate the world.

3. Tomb Raider II (1997)

This time Lara is on the hunt for the Dagger of Xian, a magical weapon once used by the Emperors of China. A cult leader by the name of Marco Bartoli who is also seeking the dagger for it’s magical ability to turn the owner into a dragon.

4. Tomb Raider III (1998)

In the third mainline installment of the original saga, Lara sets out to find the Infada Stone, one of four crystalline artefacts crafted thousands of years ago from the remnants of a meteorite. Realising the nefarious Dr. Willard is aiming to use the statues to speed up the evolutionary process; she sets out to find the remaining three artefacts before the entire planet is mutated.

5. Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (1999)

In The Last Revelation, the Egyptian god of chaos Set is unknowingly released by Lara as she explores a tomb in Egypt. With Set and his forces wreaking havoc on Cairo, Lara is assisted by Semerkhet and strives to summon the god Horus who is the last hope of quelling this world-ending threat.

6. Tomb Raider: Chronicles (2000)

After the ambiguous ending of The Last Revelation, Winston the butler and other friends of Lara recount tales of her historic adventures to commemorate her. Delving through the catacombs of Rome, fighting through a Russian naval submarine, and exploring an island haunted by demonic forces, the titular Chronicles set in stone how well travelled and skilled Lara is, but is she really gone?

7. Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness (2003)

Framed for the murder of her former mentor, Werner Von Croy, Lara explores Paris and Prague in an attempt to clear her name and solve the murder. The last survivor of the Lux Veritatis Society, Kurtis Trent, is stalking Lara and is hiding a deep dark secret about his true nature.

Second Timeline – Legend of Tomb Raider

1. Tomb Raider Anniversary (2007)

A remake of the original Tomb Raider title from 1996, this game again sees Lara questing to find the Scion of Atlantis. With redesigned puzzles and physics, there was a shift from item collection and pulling switches (both prevalent in the original title), to physics-based puzzles and environmental set pieces.

2. Tomb Raider: Legend (2006)

This title acts as a reboot and reimagining of the origins of Lara, as she races across the world in search of the mythical sword Excalibur, desperate to find it before her former friend Amanda Evert can beat her to the punch.

3. Tomb Raider: Underworld (2008)

The third installment in the Legend trilogy, Underworld sees Lara searching for Mjolnir, which acts as an ancient key to Helheim, the realm of the dead. Exploring the ruins of various cultures and mythological underworlds, Lara once again confronts the villainous Natla who is searching for Mjolnir herself.

Third Timeline – Survivor Trilogy

1. Tomb Raider (2013)

In a new, grittier take on Lara Croft, her first expedition to find the lost kingdom of Yamatai goes awry and she becomes stranded on an isolated and hostile island. Facing off against the Solarii Brotherhood cult, Lara must stop the Ascension ritual from proceeding and also prevent a successor from being chosen for the bloodthirsty Sun Queen of legend.

2. Rise of the Tomb Raider (2015)

Rise of the Tomb Raider has Lara exploring Siberia for the legendary city of Kitezh whilst battling Trinity, the paramilitary organization that continually crosses paths and butts heads with Lara. As they both sprint to rediscover Kitezh, will the legendary immortal guardians of the kingdom, the Deathless Ones, reveal themselves to be much more than just a myth?

3. Shadow of the Tomb Raider (2018)

The third and final installment in the Survivor Trilogy, Shadow of the Tomb Raider has Lara trekking through the Americas to find the city of Paititi before a Mayan apocalypse consumes the entire planet. With the monstrous Yaaxii and the ever present Trinity on her back, will she succeed before it’s too late?

How to Play ALL the Tomb Raider Games By Release Date

• Tomb Raider (1996)
• Tomb Raider II (1997)
• Tomb Raider III (1998)
• Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (1999)
• Tomb Raider (Game Boy Color, 2000)
• Tomb Raider Chronicles (2000)
• Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword (Game Boy Color, 2001)
• Tomb Raider: The Prophecy (GBA, 2002)
• Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness (2003)
• Tomb Raider: Legend (2006)
• Tomb Raider: Anniversary (2007)
• Tomb Raider: Underworld (2008)
• Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light (2010)
• Tomb Raider (2013)
• Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris (2014)
• Lara Croft: Relic Run (2015)
• Lara Croft Go (2015)
• Rise of the Tomb Raider (2015)
• Shadow of the Tomb Raider (2018)

What’s Next for Tomb Raider?

During the State of Unreal event in April 2022, Crystal Dynamics formally revealed that development on a brand new Tomb Raider game had begun. Whilst details are slim, it is confirmed to be using Unreal Engine 5, and it is set to be published by Amazon Games. Crystal Dynamics have also expressed on Twitter that this new adventure “will continue Lara Croft’s saga”, which may insinuate that rather than a reboot this new title could be a continuation of the Survivor trilogy that concluded with Shadow of the Tomb Raider in 2018.