Crystal Dynamics has announced that it will be releasing the first CG trailer for Tomb Raider on the 3rd of June.
Entitled ‘Turning Point,’ the debut trailer will be made available at tombraider.com at 7am GMT on the 3rd of June.
But we’ll all be able to enjoy a teaser of the trailer when the Tomb Raider Facebook page hits 100 000 likes, so get to work El33t Peeps!
Until then you can enjoy two sneak preview screenshots from this CG trailer below.
The new Tomb Raider game finds franchise-long hero Lara Croft embarking on her very first adventure after a storm destroys the boat she was travelling on, and leaves her stranded on an unknown beach in an unknown part of the world.
However, much unlike the Lara Croft we know now, this new adventure will see her as a “frightened young woman,” left on her own to survive in a brutal new world against unknown challenges… and enemies.
Browse through El33tonline’s previous coverage of Tomb Raider to find out a little more about the game, including the first ever screenshots and artwork.
Source: Tomb Raider Twitter
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Comments:
Wow, that CG stuff looks incredible. Can't wait to see it in motion!
I don't know about anyone else, but I'm quietly confident that this Tomb Raider will finally live up to what people expect from a game in the franchise. I would bet that Crystal D and Square Enix are aiming to topple (or at least equal) Uncharted with this one, albeit with a different approach.