Lara Croft’s 2013 reboot lands here in its Game of the Year edition on PC via GOG, sitting alongside other third-person action adventures like Uncharted-style cinematic shooters and survival-leaning open-world games. It’s the more grounded Tomb Raider — less puzzle-box mansion, more harsh island, scavenging, and firefights — with a strong sense of momentum as you unlock new traversal tools and revisit earlier areas.

Single-player only — does that matter?

On GOG this release is a single-player-only experience, with no multiplayer modes included. If you were hoping for competitive matches or co-op-style distractions, they’re not here. If you just want the campaign, it’s largely irrelevant: the story, tomb challenges, and progression loop are where the game holds up.

• GOTY content: bundles the extra single-player add-ons, so there’s more to do beyond the main campaign.
• Exploration upgrades: new gear opens up optional tombs and secrets, giving backtracking a point.