10 years after its release, fans reflect on what made Tomb Raider 2013 such a great game.
It certainly doesn't feel like it, but yesterday, March 5, marked ten years since the release of Tomb Raider 2013, the first game in the Survivor Trilogy. It was a new era for the long-running series; gone was the confident and highly capable Lara Croft, replaced with an inexperienced explorer stranded on a mysterious island and hunted by a sinister cult. With its intriguing setting, grittier feel, engaging gameplay, and more relatable protagonist, for many, Tomb Raider 2013 stands as one of the series' greatest entries.
In a tweet celebrating the milestone, Brian Horton, who joined Crystal Dynamics as a senior art director in 2009 and was game director on Rise of the Tomb Raider, wrote, "I can't believe it's been 10 years since the release of Tomb Raider. I'm honored to have collaborated with such talented developers, many who became lifelong friends. Thanks to the millions of fans who played this game!"
I can't believe it's been 10 years since the release of Tomb Raider. I'm honored to have collaborated with such talented developers, many who became lifelong friends. Thanks to the millions of fans who played this game! #TombRaider #10YearAnniversary pic.twitter.com/aqd5akXUi8March 5, 2023
Fans were quick to share their fondness for the game, and its leading lady, in the comments. One fan said, "Definitely an awesome game to play! This entry revitalized my love for this character!" Another replied, "One of those games that mean the world to me. Been a TR fan ever since the start and TR13 has a very special place in my heart. Thanks for giving us our survivor."
The official Tomb Raider Twitter page (opens in new tab) also marked the
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