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New Concept Art For Rise of the Tomb Raider Surfaces

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Crystal Dynamics has now released some new concept art for Rise of the Tomb Raider.

The artwork clearly shows some of the magnificent landscapes that Lara Croft will be travelling in Rise of the Tomb Raider. The levels are said to be larger and more expansive over the previous game.

Lara Croft has to go to Siberia in her new adventure in Rise of the Tomb Raider. These new pieces of concept art shows she will be traversing the cold with high mountains and other rough environments.

Even though Rise of the Tomb Raider is largely set in Siberia, Crystal Dynamics has promised the levels will be diverse looking. It wouldn’t be too exciting if Lara Croft was exploring just mountains throughout the entire game.

The previous game was well received by pretty much everyone. A lot of high expectations are set for Rise of the Tomb Raider. Microsoft and Crystal Dynamics still plans to release the game in 2015 for the Xbox One and Xbox 360. No official release date has been set yet. We know Halo 5: Guardians is out in late October so a November release could be possible. Maybe an announcement will be made at E3 2015.

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