The long lost Tomb Raider: 10th Anniversary is back as a playable alpha game

Tomb Raider: 10th Anniversary, A remake of the original Tomb rider Sony’s PSP game that was canceled in 2006, recently emerged as a playable alpha, to me PC Gamer. The game was developed by Core Design prior to its closure in favor of the Crystal Dynamics platform Tomb Raider: Anniversary And the Tomb Raider: Legend, Re-imagining the origin story of treasure hunter Lara Croft.

This alpha playable features climbing, swimming, and generic platforms for the original game minus dialogue and enemies. It’s a stylish throwback to an older style Tomb rider As opposed to the cinematic and realistic style of the newer games. Alpha includes levels set in Greece, Peru and Croft Manor. You can see a sample gameplay of the game in the YouTube video below.

The journey that Alpha Files and Assets took to get here wasn’t completely straightforward. Core Design, the original creators of Tomb raidr, was eventually sold by its publisher Eidos to Rebellion after the canceled remake. Then the unfinished game was rethought as a demo of a Indiana Jones LucasArts game A A national treasure Game. Neither stadium was ultimately chosen, and the PSP game has faded into history and fans’ memories – until now. If you are interested in developing Tomb rider And Core Design history, EuroGamer He has a great feature.

To try the game yourself, you will have to download the files from Internet Archive And follow the instructions on Tomb of the ashes (a Tomb rider Fan site) to get the game patched and playable. From there, you’ll be ready to savor gaming history that never happened.