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Crystal Dynamics and Aspyr just released Tomb Raider I-III Remastered Starring Lara Croft today. This compilation of remastered titles includes Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider 2, and Tomb Raider 3 with some modern improvements and upgrades. This release is just $29.99 on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and on PC via Steam and GOG.
Like some remaster efforts before it, Tomb Raider I-III Remastered allows players to toggle between the enhanced and original graphics at literally any point. This includes during gameplay, during photo mode, during loading screens, and within menus. You also have the option to switch between classic (tank controls) and modern analog control schemes whenever you want. Various quality of life improvements were also made, including camera lock-on and support for achievements.
Tomb Raider I + the “Unfinished Business” Expansion
In the game that started it all, adventurer Lara Croft has been hired to recover the pieces of an ancient artifact known as the Scion. Run, jump, swim and climb in fearless acrobatic style to find out the truth of its origin and powers, leaving only a trail of empty tombs and ammo in your wake. The original Tomb Raider comes complete with the “Unfinished Business” expansion, which adds four bonus levels in two extra chapters.
Tomb Raider II + the “Golden Mask” Expansion
The award-winning second installment in the Tomb Raider series invites you to join Lara as she travels around the globe to retrieve the legendary Dagger of Xian, said to grant the powers of a fire-breathing dragon to its holder. Tomb Raider II includes the “Gold Mask” expansion, which adds five bonus levels in a separate mini-adventure.
Tomb Raider III + “The Lost Artifact” Expansion
Lara follows the clues to a deadly secret in this complex adventure combining challenging puzzles with high-speed action. Boldly leap chasms and blast monsters in pursuit of a mystery that defies all earthly explanation. “The Lost Artifact” includes six bonus levels that continue Lara’s adventures from the original Tomb Raider III.
In the game that started it all, adventurer Lara Croft has been hired to recover the pieces of an ancient artifact known as the Scion. Run, jump, swim and climb in fearless acrobatic style to find out the truth of its origin and powers, leaving only a trail of empty tombs and ammo in your wake. The original Tomb Raider comes complete with the “Unfinished Business” expansion, which adds four bonus levels in two extra chapters.
Tomb Raider II + the “Golden Mask” Expansion
The award-winning second installment in the Tomb Raider series invites you to join Lara as she travels around the globe to retrieve the legendary Dagger of Xian, said to grant the powers of a fire-breathing dragon to its holder. Tomb Raider II includes the “Gold Mask” expansion, which adds five bonus levels in a separate mini-adventure.
Tomb Raider III + “The Lost Artifact” Expansion
Lara follows the clues to a deadly secret in this complex adventure combining challenging puzzles with high-speed action. Boldly leap chasms and blast monsters in pursuit of a mystery that defies all earthly explanation. “The Lost Artifact” includes six bonus levels that continue Lara’s adventures from the original Tomb Raider III.
And I'm very interested to see if Tomb Raider: Anniversary is the better game compared to Tomb Raider 1 + DLC Remastered.
In a face palm moment i did see someone complain that Anniversary looks better than the remaster, that made me mad.