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FranchiseTomb RaiderSeriesTomb Raider: Survivor

Shadow of the Tomb Raider: The Grand Caiman

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First release
Mar 29, 2019
Publisher
Square Enix
Genres
Adventure, Shooter · Mystery, Action, Survival, Historical
Platforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), Mac, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Linux, Google Stadia

In Shadow of the Tomb Raider’s new DLC, a ferocious deity threatens the lives of innocent San Juan villagers. To save them, Lara will battle a deadly group of mercenaries in order to prevent a cataclysmic disaster. Solve the new volcanic challenge tomb and reap its powerful rewards. Survive the latest DLC with the Reptile Hide outfit, which heightens resistance against projectiles and boosts XP gained from assault kills. Players can also equip the Whispering Scourge, a suppressed shotgun, as well as the Volcano skill that enables crafting incendiary shotgun ammo, which sets flammable objects and most enemies ablaze. All tombs from the main campaign are all now playable in Score Attack and Time Attack mode.

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Storyline
Lara Croft reunited with Jonah Maiava in Mission of San Juan before returning to Paititi. He told that some of the Trinity soldiers had found some old and set up a base camp there. The ruins were built for priests of Zipacna. Many people still visited ruins before the soldiers took over them. Abigaile Ortiz thinks it has something to do with the tremors and ash not stopping. Lara offered to go see what is going on in the ruins. Lara found the Crab Relic amongst the Trinity supplies, and decided to take the artefact back where it belonged. It however was an ambush Trinity had set up for her. Lara killed the Trinity soldiers and returned the Crab relic. to the ancient machine, which did stop the tremors and ash. Lara then returned to Jonah and Abby to let them know what had transpired.Read more

Lara Croft reunited with Jonah Maiava in Mission of San Juan before returning to Paititi. He told that some of the Trinity soldiers had found some old and set up a base camp there. The ruins were built for priests of Zipacna. Many people still visited ruins before the soldiers took over them. Abigaile Ortiz thinks it has something to do with the tremors and ash not stopping. Lara offered to go see what is going on in the ruins. Lara found the Crab Relic amongst the Trinity supplies, and decided to take the artefact back where it belonged. It however was an ambush Trinity had set up for her. Lara killed the Trinity soldiers and returned the Crab relic. to the ancient machine, which did stop the tremors and ash. Lara then returned to Jonah and Abby to let them know what had transpired.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Mar 29, 2019
Mac
Mar 29, 2019
PlayStation 4
Mar 29, 2019
All 6 release dates
Xbox One
Mar 29, 2019
Linux
Mar 29, 2019
Google Stadia
Nov 19, 2019
Age ratings
ESRB MPEGI 18
Game modes
Co-operative, Single player
Perspective
Third person
Keywords
action-adventure, mexico, lara croft

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