Tomb Raider

Legacy of Atlantis is a full-blown remake of the original 1996 Tomb Raider game, rebuilt from the ground up using Unreal Engine 5. It is being developed by Flying Wild Hog with assistance and guidance from longtime Tomb Raider development studio Crystal Dynamics. While it is a remake of that first game, it will also make some changes to puzzles, combat, platforming, and more, so don’t expect a one-to-one recreation of what came before.

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is set to launch on February 12, 2027. It was originally scheduled to arrive sometime in 2026.

Sadly, yeah, it seems like it, according to the game’s Steam page. The devs say AI-generated assets were used in development and then either “replaced or refined by humans,” but that still isn’t great, and I expect people will find some odd-looking bits and bobs inside Legacy of Atlantis once it launches in early 2027.

Legacy of Atlantis will feature a narrative story that will be familiar to those who love the original Tomb Raider title, but there will be “new surprises woven in.” The core of the reimagining of Legacy of Atlantis comes in gameplay, bringing the three-decade-old title into the modern era, with a major focus on bringing the environments and puzzles up to date. More Insider Gaming: All Legacy of Atlantis Pre-Order Prices, Editions & Bonuses It seems the story itself, however, may be largely similar to the original title, though the promise of new surprises emerging adds intrigue into how the f