In her desperate pursuit of the organisation Trinity, Lara Croft makes a catastrophic mistake — she steals a Mayan dagger from a sacred tomb and inadvertently triggers a series of cataclysmic events prophesied to bring about the end of the world. Tsunami, eclipse, earthquake: the apocalypse has begun, and Lara caused it. She must now race through the Peruvian jungle and the hidden city of Paititi to find a way to undo what she's done — before Trinity can exploit it.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the darkest entry in the Survivor trilogy and the most stealth-focused. Lara can coat herself in mud to vanish against jungle walls, hide in foliage and underwater to ambush enemies from below, and use the dense environment as a weapon. The hidden city of Paititi is the largest hub in the trilogy — a living Mayan-inspired settlement full of side missions, collectibles and optional tombs that reward ancient skills. Seven DLC challenge tombs were released post-launch. The Definitive Edition includes all of them. The PC version supports ray-traced shadows — among the first games to do so — and runs on Linux and macOS.

Key Features: • Deepest stealth in the trilogy — mud camouflage, underwater ambush, foliage concealment • Paititi — the largest hub world in the series, a living hidden Mayan city full of side content • Seven post-launch DLC challenge tombs included in Definitive Edition • Ray-traced shadows on PC · Linux + macOS supported • Concluding chapter of the Survivor trilogy · Lara at her most morally complex