Experience the pinnacle of adventure with Tomb Raider: Legacy Of Atlantis.

As Lara Croft, harness your wits and athleticism to explore exotic locations lost to time—from the jungles of Peru to the ancient ruins of Greece, the deserts of Egypt, and a mysterious Mediterranean island shrouded in myth. Traverse treacherous landscapes, solve deadly contraptions, and face lethal predators as you hunt for the scattered pieces of the Scion, an artifact of immeasurable power.

Developed in partnership between Crystal Dynamics and Flying Wild Hog,Tomb Raider: Legacy Of Atlantis sets a new standard for re-envisioning a classic by masterfully balancing innovation with gaming heritage, capturing the wonder and excitement that defined a genre while igniting a new sense of discovery through expanded storytelling. 

Whether you're a veteran raider or new to Lara's world, Tomb Raider: Legacy Of Atlantis delivers jaw-dropping visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5, modern game design, and new surprises, while honoring the spirit and atmosphere of Lara Croft's debut adventure.

Amazon Game Studios and Crystal Dynamics have just released the newest mini-documentary episode on the making of Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis.

Bradley Snedeker will be portraying Larson Conway, one of Lara’s rivals in Legacy of Atlantis.

“Bradley had us at the voice - his voice seemed right on to us,” Jason Epps, Design Director at Crystal Dynamics said. “On top of that, his acting ability was really solid. He offered a nice emotional tenor to the character, keeping it somewhat light, but making it frivolous and throwaway, but actually as a real person. And I think we’ve made real strides to amplify Larson, and make him a meaningful character.”

Larson has a “friendly” rivalry with Lara Croft and while he always tries to one up her and feel like he’s on her level, it always seems like he’s one step behind our leading heroine - something that drives him as Legacy of Atlantis unfolds.

“Larson is a character who wants to make good,” Epps continued. “But he’s never felt like he’s ‘fit in’ and gotten the kudos he deserves. And so he is very pointed at proving who he is.”

Every hero needs a foil, and in Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, few are as memorable as Larson. The hired gun with the swagger returns, brought to life by Bradley Snedeker, and he is as charming as he is dangerous.

The Swagger

“Bradley brings the swagger,” says Jeff Adams, Experience Director at Crystal Dynamics. “When he comes in, he owns the room, he sits wide, and he definitely makes his presence known. It’s really fun to see how both Bradley and Alix play off each other. We get the chemistry, and we think people are going to feel that too when they see it on screen.”

That presence is rooted in a very specific energy. “He just nails the gruffness and that gritty feeling,” says Brendon Bengston at Crystal Dynamics.

That grounded, gritty quality shaped how the character was built. “We wanted him to be kind of gruff and down to earth and gritty,” Bengston says. “He’s sitting next to Lara or talking with Lara, and he’s got this rough quality. We build the shapes and color schemes on top of what that feeling is.”

One of Natla’s Own

Larson is a mercenary in Natla’s employ, and the first face Lara meets on her hunt for the scion. “Larson is one of the many antagonists that Lara has encountered in her journeys,” says Raul Siqueira, Game Director at Crystal Dynamics. “He’s more of a brute. He’s a mercenary who works for Natla, and he’s in charge of contacting Lara so she can start her search for the scion.”

There is, of course, a catch. “Larson and Natla have an ulterior motive, and they mean to betray Lara Croft,” Siqueira says. “Which, one should know, is a terrible idea.” He works alongside a partner, too. “Pierre Dupont is Larson’s partner in crime, and they are working together for Natla. Both Pierre and Larson have the opinion that they can outsmart Lara. That doesn’t really work out for them.”

Larson even leaves Lara a parting gift. “Every game gets better when you get a shotgun,” Siqueira says. “It is Larson’s shotgun. When you defeat him, you get a new weapon.” It is a fitting end for a man who never quite understood who he was up against.

That blend of muscle and misplaced confidence makes Larson a perfect early foil, dangerous enough to take seriously, and human enough to enjoy.

The Chemistry

For Alix Wilton Regan, who plays Lara Croft, the relationship between the two is one of the game’s most enjoyable dynamics. “Larson thinks that he is my male counterpart, but he’s really not,” she says. “Lara has a bit of a crush on Larson, and Larson has a bit of a crush on Lara. Maybe in another universe, something might have happened there.”

She sees him as the closest thing to her equal among Natla’s forces, with one important caveat. “In this game, he is the closest thing to her equal in terms of capabilities,” she says. “He does mess up a lot, though, so maybe not.” It is a chemistry the whole cast felt. As Adrienne Wilkinson, who plays Natla, put it, there is definite chemistry there, even if Larson remains, in the end, a lovable goon.

Charming, gruff, and always a step behind the woman he underestimates, Larson is a classic Tomb Raider rogue reimagined for a new generation.

Key Features:

• Reveal the Mysteries of the Past: The classic story has been expanded with deeper connections that bridge Lara Croft’s defining adventure to her future.
• Discover Extraordinary and Dangerous Worlds Lost to Time: Explore treacherous landscapes filled with ancient artifacts and hidden secrets, from the jungles of Peru to the crumbling ruins of Greece, the deserts of Egypt, and a mysterious island shrouded in myth.
• Skillfully Traverse Deadly Environments: Use Lara's strength, agility, and grappling hook to climb, leap, and swing across perilous terrain.
• Solve Ingenious Ancient Contraptions: Manipulate hidden mechanisms and the environment to unseal secrets locked away for centuries. Every solution combines knowledge you've uncovered and clever thinking.
• Face Lethal Predators: Armed with Lara's signature dual pistols and other unlockable weapons, use acrobatic abilities to unleash devastating attacks against savage wildlife, mercenaries, and mythological creatures.

Pre-Order Editions

Pre-orders are available now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam. Players can choose from three editions:

Standard Edition ($59.99 USD)

• Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis (full game digital download)
• Survivor Outfit (pre-order bonus)

Deluxe Edition ($69.99 USD)

• Everything in the Standard Edition, plus:
• 48-Hour Early Launch Access (pre-order bonus)
• Parisian Fugitive Outfit
• Post-Launch DLC Story Pack

Collector's Edition ($199.99 USD)

• Everything in the Deluxe Edition, plus:
• Premium Steel Case
• Lara Croft vs. The T-Rex Statue
• Mini Art Book
• Croft Signet Pin
• Atlantean Talisman Keychain

Tomb Raider: Legacy Of Atlantis is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC (Steam) on February 12, 2027.