Carried by one of the best game protagonists in the industry, Rise of the Tomb Raider is a fun, exciting, spectacular experience that transcends its parts.

Rise of the Tomb Raider is an excellent follow-up to its predecessor and refocuses on exploration without skimping on the action.

Rise of the Tomb Raider takes everything that its predecessor did so well, and makes it even better.

Noah Hughes, franchise creative director at Crystal Dynamics, believes that Lara Croft’s story is just getting started. The Tomb Raider franchise is turning 20 years old, but the reboot of the ...

Just under a year after first wowed us on Xbox One and PC, Rise of the Tomb Raider comes to PlayStation 4, beefed up with all of its existing DLC and a few new pieces of content, including a cool ...

The best chapter in the 2010s Tomb Raider trilogy is now on Xbox Game Pass, and the underrated gem is well worth your time.

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Hence Rise of the Tomb Raider's faux-open-world feature creep - and hence Expeditions. Expeditions replace the last game's aimless multiplayer mode, and on paper, they're a better fit.

This review has been updated to reflect Rise of the Tomb Raider's release on PS4. Rise of the Tomb Raider unfolds in a valley haunted by echoes of older times. Abandoned Soviet structures dot the ...