The Tomb Raider trilogy has been a much-needed refreshment to a classic genre, albeit with a few glitches here and there. The developers are working diligently to fix these issues, as you will see from the patch notes I've listed below.
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Tomb Raider Trilogy PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Nintendo Update 1 Patch Notes - March 12, 2024
Hey there, Raiders!
A patch for Tomb Raider I-III Remastered goes live today on all platforms at 1 p.m. CST / 11 a.m. PST and includes the following:
- Added missing HD textures
- Updated textures under ladders to no longer be impacted by camera movement
- Updated lighting in certain dimly lit areas
- Resolved textures that would occasionally disappear depending on camera positioning
- Reworked pickup items in dimly lit locations to be more visible
Tomb Raider I
- Fixed image sizes so paintings were no longer cropped in Lara’s Home
- Resolved partial missing door in the Egypt level
- Updated textures on key pickups to be more visible
- Updated lava textures to not be transparent when viewed at certain angles
Tomb Raider II
- Resolved a crash that would occur in the Home Sweet Home level
- Updated hitbox for spiders in the The Great Wall level
- Updated misplaced secrets in Golden Mask levels
- Snowmobile no longer rides backwards when firing in Modern Controls
- Updated door handles to include proper textures in Diving Area level
- Updated HD molten gold texture in the Kingdom level
- Updated snow camouflage in HD mode in The Cold War level
Tomb Raider III
- Updated quicksand textures in HD mode
- Waterfall no longer disappears when switching the levels in the control room of Nevada Desert
- Gem is now visible in the Furnace of the Gods level
- Secret level All Hallows now triggers properly
- Skybox details are now visible in HD mode at beginning of Shakespeare Cliff
For more on the Tomb Raider franchise, be sure to check out Every Tomb Raider level in PowerWash Simulator and How to get Lara Croft skin in MW2 & Warzone here on Pro Game Guides.
Rayed is a fifth-year student of medicine. His gaming journey started on his hand-me-down PlayStation 1. From that to Xbox, and finally to PC. In his free time, he likes to play FPS and open-world games.