Lara Croft The character Lara Croft is from the game franchise known as Tomb Raider. The first Tomb raider game was released in 1996 and it has been a well known series even to its latest game 'Shadow of the Tomb Raider'. The Tomb Raider is about a women known as Lara Croft who goes treasure hunting in tombs to find out secrets that she wants to learn but keeping the artifacts in there original place. However, there is a group called Trinity who want to get the artifacts for themselves and take them from their place to either sell or take the artifacts so other explorers can't get them and learn from them. So Lara's job is to stop Trinity while following clues to the artifacts. The developers are Core Design, Crystal Dynamics, Nixxes Software, Ubisoft Milan, Eidos Montréal . Most of the other characters within the game are either villains such as Trinity and there is Lara's partner called Jonah who supports Lara in everything she does but when you play ...
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