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The Lara Croft Collection Coming to Nintendo Switch June 29

Feral Interactive has announced that The Lara Croft Collection will launch on June 29 for Nintendo Switch. The collection features two games, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, and Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris. Players will be able to play online co-op and local multiplier. Pre-orders are available now on Nintendo eShop, for $24.99. A new trailer was also released.

The game’s details via Feral Interactive:

Leap into the fast-paced arcade combat and puzzle-packed platforming of two outstanding adventures for tomb raiders of all abilities; enjoyably easy to pick up, rewardingly difficult to master.

Penetrate dense jungles and navigate elaborate Aztec ruins in Lara Croft & the Guardian of Light, and investigate the cursed tombs of ancient pharaohs in Lara Croft & the Temple of Osiris. Blast through hordes of supernatural foes, overcome intricate Challenge Tombs, beat high scores, and equip yourself with a massive arsenal of unlockable weapons, equipment, and magical artifacts.

TWO ACTION-PACKED ADVENTURES IN ONE

Race against time in Guardian of Light to unlock the secrets of the Mirror of Smoke and imprison Xolotl, the Aztec god of lightning and death, before he can plunge the world into eternal darkness.

And in Temple of Osiris, battle through Ancient Egyptian burial tombs to reunite the Fragments of Osiris and prevent Set, god of evil, from enslaving all of humanity.

FAST-PACED ARCADE COMBAT

Pit yourself against relentless hordes and massive mythical bosses in trap-filled arenas, staying on the move to avoid attacks while putting your selected arsenal to best use.

AN ARSENAL AT YOUR DISPOSAL

Expand your loadout by unlocking awesome weapons, stat-boosting artifacts and power-enhancing amulets. Experiment with different combinations to suit your playstyle.

REWARDING PUZZLES

Solve fiendish environmental puzzles, and decode the ingeniously designed Challenge Tombs to unlock bonus rewards.

2-4 PLAYER LOCAL CO-OP

Team up with a friend — or two or three — to take down waves of enemies, tackle tombs and compete for treasure, artifacts, and bragging rights.

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Abdul Saad

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