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Collections across the listings include: Tomb Raider: Legend; Tomb Raider: Anniversary; Tomb Raider: Underworld; Tomb Raider I (+ Unfinished Business); Tomb Raider II (+ Golden Mask); Tomb Raider III (+ The Lost Artifact); Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation; Tomb Raider: Chronicles; and Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness.

Several listings note high-definition remasters of the classic titles and provide an option to switch between remastered graphics and the original polygonal (classic) look.

Deluxe editions typically include physical extras such as a steelbook and collectible box, an exploration map book (maps from the games and expansions), and soundtrack content or official soundtrack digital downloads.

All listings indicate single-player only; entries list multiplayer as “Single Player Only” or Number of Players as 1.

Collections are available as physical releases (discs or boxed game packages) and as digital downloads, depending on the specific listing.

Some packages include all three games on a single Blu‑ray Disc plus developer diaries and high‑definition “making of” trailers, a console theme pack, and avatar outfits. Deluxe editions may add collectibles such as a steelbook, an exploration map book, and soundtrack downloads.

Earlier remasters restore the original adventures for modern platforms, emphasizing globe‑trotting exploration and puzzle‑based ancient mysteries and offering the option to switch to the original polygon look. Later remasters emphasize darker, story‑driven expeditions set in iconic locales (for example, Cairo, Rome and Paris) and also provide classic vs. remastered visual options.

Portable-console listings note compatibility with multiple hardware variants (including smaller handheld and OLED models), availability as both digital and physical releases, and at least one listing specifies that an online membership is required for save‑data cloud backup.

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