Flying Wild Hog and Crystal Dynamics continue to discuss production Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis through a series of Video diary Working on different aspects of the remake.
The focus of the new episode is ” Egyptone of the most iconic locations from the original 1996 Tomb Raider, and showcases How the team reinterpreted this setting For the new version, the aim was to keep its unique exotic and mysterious atmosphere intact.
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“Egypt will become easily identifiable,” explains Jeff Adams, director of experience at Crystal Dynamics. “They’ll be there Many locations fans will remember from the first game. here and there We made some creative choicesnot only to make sure we respect the original work, but also to further develop the story we’re telling. We can’t wait for players to discover what happens when you travel across Egypt with a torch in hand. ”
Egypt in the 1996 original represents one of the adventure’s most memorable and shocking moments, as Lara Croft enters a massive tomb, a place of worship for the truly revered gods and mythical beings created for the game. The remake starts from the same suggestion and expands on it in a new narrative direction.
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“Egypt represents another step into the unknown for Lara Croft,” said Crystal Dynamics narrative director John Stafford. “and A place characterized by monumentality, mystery and an extraordinary connection to ancient historythe secrets here have been kept for thousands of years. We wanted to start with the feeling that there was something older, more mysterious, and more important than Laura first imagined, beyond the history we know. “
Before we leave, we remind you that Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam and Nintendo Switch 2 starting February 12, 2027.