Shadow of the Tomb Raider’s The Nightmare DLC launches on Xbox One next week

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Published on January 16, 2019

published on January 16, 2019

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Square Enix is releasing The Nightmare DLC for Xbox One next week. The expansion will deliver seven new missions, which the developers are calling “Paths” for Lara Croft to explore. Each path will offer its own set of missions, and Lara can earn new outfits, weapons, and skills with each one. Here’s a list of what’s new in the DLC:

Survive and Thrive: Master the jungle to survive. Explore underwater environments filled with crevasses and deep tunnel systems.

Become One With the Jungle: Lara must use the jungle to her advantage to strike suddenly and disappear like a jaguar, instilling fear in her enemies.

Discover Brutal Tombs: Terrifying tombs, filled with deadly puzzles, require advanced traversal techniques to be accessed.

Uncover Living History: Discover a hidden city and explore the biggest Tomb Raider hub ever.

Journey through “The Nightmare” on January 22nd as Lara Croft faces off against familiar enemies and fallen friends. ???? pic.twitter.com/ouRPCGv538

— Tomb Raider (@tombraider) January 15, 2019

Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the latest installment of the Tomb Raider series, taking off from the Rise of the Tomb Raider hit that saw its way to the Xbox One. The Nightmare is the third DLC to become available for the game.

The content will be available for those who whish to purchase this Tuesday, January 22. If you’ve never played before, the developers are offering a free seven-day trial for anyone on Xbox One, Windows 10, and PS4. So now might be a good time to jump on the bandwagon and try the game out.

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