Except this…well, it isn’t technically a Tomb Raider, is it? Sure, it’s got our lady Lara, but the series’ titular phrase isn’t anywhere to be found in this name. The game will be demoed strictly “behind closed doors” at this year’s Game Developers Conference, which starts in five days.

The main questions I’ve been asking myself about this are, “Is it going to be a tiny because it’s a digital release?” and “Is it a reboot?”

Crystal Dynamics was kind enough to give me some insight on the second question. Well, that, and a little more information, as well. Seems that they’re working on TWO Tomb Raider series titles, and yes, one of them is a reboot. As far as the first question goes, if they’re working on two games, and one is completely digital, I’m willing to bet that the other one is disc-based.

Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light will be shown strictly “behind closed doors” at this year’s Game Developers Conference beginning on March 9th.

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Square Enix

Square Enix bought Eidos Interactive way back and now they have announced that the reorganization of the two is now finished. The combined businesses will no longer be Square Enix Eidios but will now be called Square Enix Europe.

“Today marks a major achievement towards the goals we announced in July and represents the creation of an efficient and powerful structure for game development and publishing.” said Phil Rogers, president and chief executive officer of Square Enix Europe. “We have a formidable product-line up which truly showcases the diversity of our exceptional gaming brands.”