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Lara Croft may need no introduction, but her first three artifact-swiping, wildlife-bothering, lever-pulling adventures were in real danger of becoming exactly the sort of forgotten relics she hunts for. Tomb Raider I-III hauls this trio of excellent action-adventure-puzzle hybrids and their original expansions—foundational examples of a style of game we’re still enjoying today—back into action. This is the definitive version of these games, feeling both 25+ years old and also brand new at the same time.

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