Feral Interactive has exciting news for fans of the iconic adventurer: pre-registration for Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light on mobile is now open. Priced at a premium $9.99, this eagerly awaited title is slated to hit Android devices on February 27th. Originally launched in the US and UK back in 2010, this game is making a thrilling return to captivate a new generation of gamers.
What’s the Game Like?
In Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, players will once again join the legendary protagonist as she wields her twin pistols and sharp puzzle-solving skills. Prepare to swing, shoot, and strategize through an action-packed isometric adventure set deep within a perilous Mexican jungle. The game is filled with ancient temples brimming with cunning traps, relentless undead foes, and the formidable god of death, Xolotl. Embracing the classic Tomb Raider essence, Guardian of Light offers a rich mix of puzzle-solving, platforming, and intense gunfights.
What sets Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light apart from its predecessors in the Tomb Raider series is its unique isometric perspective, a departure from the traditional virtual camera viewpoint. Moreover, this installment leans more towards a non-linear arcade-style action game, diverging from the typical adventure action format. Curious about the gameplay? Feral Interactive has unveiled a new trailer, which you can watch right here:
Pre-Registration Is Open Now
If you're a devoted Lara Croft enthusiast, you can secure your spot by pre-registering on the Google Play Store. Whether you prefer to embark on this adventure solo or team up with a friend in co-op mode, both locally and online, the choice is yours. The game also features fully customizable touchscreen controls, or for a more traditional feel, you can connect a gamepad and dive into console-style gameplay.
Mark your calendars for February 27th and get ready to swing across treacherous chasms. In the meantime, don't miss our next feature on Cat Solitaire, the latest card game from the creators of Cat Punch.
