You’re going to have to play dirty in Shadow of the Tomb Raider. You’re going to have to be a guerrilla in the mist, using your environment to your advantage and knowing when to strike. Which you can see in action below in a new combat trailer for Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Just remember, they drew first blood. They started a war that they wouldn’t forget…

Shadow of the Tomb Raider is coming in September, but hype for the game has been a little slow. That’s despite two stellar entries in the rebooted action-adventure series. that’s slowly starting to change – because every new trailer or gameplay reveal for Lara Croft’s latest adventure showcases something that makes it a little more intriguing.

Upcoming action-adventure Shadow of the Tomb Raider received an exclusive South African preview at ICON 2018. Here's everything we managed to glean about what you can expect in the game.

Lara Croft's new adventure might not feature a whole lot different with its gameplay formula, but its focus on Lara as a destructive figure are incredibly intriguing.

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Causality usually takes a backseat to the action that unfolds in Tomb Raider, with Lara usually leaving a tomb in ruins and the people around her being none the wiser. That’s changing in Shadow of the Tomb Raider however, as developers Eidos Montreal and Crystal Dynamics want the final chapter in Lara’s origin story to be a tale of consequences that impacts on the people closest to her.

Ever since she returned in 2013, Lara’s adventuring gear has evolved into something far more practical. Gone are the skimpy thigh-revealing shorts of yesteryear, replaced instead by functional threads and durable boots. Lara had a more mixed wardrobe in Rise of the Tomb Raider, but Shadow of the Tomb Raider is bringing her iconic look back with a fresh twist.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider isn’t hesitating to give itself an extra graphical push, at least according to Eidos Montreal studio boss David Anfossi who reckons that the machine is more than capable of running the latest Croftastrophe caper at 4K and 60FPS.