New Tomb Raider: Underworld web site offers in-game items

Posted Nov 10th 2008 12:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Action, Adventure, Browser

With Tomb Raider: Underworld due for release next week, the folks at publisher Eidos want you to have a leg-up on the rest of the world while playing the latest action-adventure game. They have launched what they are calling the Tomb Raider Experience web site which will offer up exclusive unlockable in-game items.

The web site does this by putting you through a series of browser based games such as hitting the right key at the right time to avoid a tentacle from a Kraken or balance main character Lara Croft on a balance beam. The more times you are successful, the more points you get and the more chances for unlockable items you can receive. Tomb Raider Underworld itself is due for release on Nov. 18.

Gallery: Tomb Raider: Underworld

Tags: crystal-dynamics, eidos, lara-croft, tomb-raider, tomb-raider-experience, tomb-raider-underworld

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Anyway, looking forward to TR:U. Hoping it gets added to GameTap as Anniversary did. Gonna mess around with this in the meantime :)Posted at 6:19AM on Nov 11th 2008 by Sokkratez

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