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Shadow of the Tomb Raider
Watch us play Shadow of the Tomb Raider on Stadia
We've got our hands on Google's new platform, and we tried Lara Croft's adventure from last year.
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Square Enix is contributing all three Tomb Raider games in the reboot trilogy to the launch lineup for Google Stadia, meaning you can play the 2013 game all the way through to Shadow of the Tomb Raider from last year, and it's actually this game in particular that we tried out when toying with Stadia in the office.
We opened up a Chrome tab fullscreen and tried the game out from the beginning, and you can see the results down below, if you're interested in how Stadia handles big games. We take a look at all of the scenery, explosive cutscenes, and the intriguing puzzles during the first 30 minutes of the adventure.
For more on Stadia, check out our guide on setting up and how it all works.
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Watch us play Shadow of the Tomb Raider on Stadia
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