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Lara Croft Returns to Mobile in Guardian of Light

by Gabriella Feb 20,2025

Get ready to defy the god of death! Feral Interactive's Lara Croft: Guardian of Light is hitting iOS and Android on February 27th. This isometric platforming adventure puts you in the boots of the intrepid Lara Croft as she navigates treacherous Mexican jungles.

Prepare for a thrilling puzzle-solving experience filled with leaps, rolls, and slides, all while evading deadly traps, toxic swamps, and hordes of the undead. Facing Xolotl, the god of death and misfortune, requires skill and strategy.

Fortunately, Lara Croft: Guardian of Light offers fully customizable touch controls for mobile players, and gamepad support for those who prefer a more console-like experience.

Can't wait until February 27th? Check out our list of the best Android platformers to tide you over!

Pre-register now on the App Store and Google Play. This premium title is priced at $9.99 (or regional equivalent).

Stay updated on the latest news by joining the official Facebook community, visiting the official website, or watching the embedded video for a sneak peek at the game's atmosphere and visuals.

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