Tomb Raider fans were overjoyed last February when the original Lara Croft returned to our screens in Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered was released.
Acting as a remastered compilation of the first three games in the original Tomb Raider series, Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered was released back in February 2024 and was met with both positive and mixed reviews.
It was later followed by Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered on 14 February 2025 but it seems as though not all Tomb Raider fans are happy with one upcoming release. That is because alongside the launch of Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered back in 2024, Limited Run launched an accompanying Collector’s Edition for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and PC.
Offering customers the chance to pre-order, the Collector’s Editions were first scheduled for release in late 2024 before being delayed until early 2025.
However, it was delayed yet again and pushed back to a November 2025 release which brings us to now. With some customers having received their order, others are still waiting but as you can expect, images of the Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered Collector’s Edition have been shared online and a recent post over on r/TombRaider has divided fans.
Shared by user NaturalLost9089, we can now see the Tomb Raider IV–VI Remastered Collector’s Edition in all its glory with the pack coming alongside Lara’s iconic dual pistols and multiple figures based on her appearance in each of the three games.
“I don’t know how to feel about the collection,” they added.
The user posted up-close images of the figures in the comments and it seems to be an area of contention for fans.
Tomb Raider fans aren’t too happy
“I honestly can’t believe it took them as long as it has to create what this is,” one user commented.
User VintenDio agreed, adding, “Imagine paying this much for such a delayed product and this is the result. LRG is really the worst.”
Bryida added to this by saying, “I’m waiting for mine in the mail still.
Really disappointed in the lack of detail though. Like where are the textures?
No abs on the stomach or fly on the shorts etc.
I thought it would basically be a 3D print of the original models which doesn’t seem like a lot to ask for.”
With some customers excited to receive their own or even loving the figure’s Minecraft-esque style, it seems as though this long-awaited Collector’s Edition has divided fans, but with the pre-order being $200, you would hope for positive feedback across the board.
