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Wikipedia[3] gives the release date as 12 February 2027, and the developer published an official release-date trailer on 2 June 2026.
Crystal Dynamics' official product page calls the game "a stunning reimagining of the 1996 genre-defining game", lists the Peru, Greece, Egypt and Mediterranean island settings and the hunt for the Scion, and says it is "powered by Unreal Engine 5".[1]
Wikipedia's[1] dated 2027 release list, which carries the date, platforms and developer; fetched in this run.
The official Tomb Raider[2] news post announces the 12 February 2027 date, the Standard, Deluxe and Collector's editions with 48-hour early access, and says puzzles "have been redesigned from scratch" with interconnected environments.
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Following a 20-plus year wait, RPG fans will finally return to the Forgotten Realms of the popular Baldur's Gate franchise. But the Dungeons & Dragons-based sequel has much more going for it than players' long-brimming anticipation. Developed by Larian Studios — the team behind acclaimed RPG series Divinity — Baldur's Gate III represents that rare dream pairing of a beloved property with the studio best suited to adapting it. Toss in the fact that this hotly anticipated PC game has been honed over two years of fan feedback-fueled early access, and we can't wait to party up and teach those ugly mind flayers some manners.
