The American organization ESRB has assigned an age rating to The Lara Croft Collection for the Nintendo Switch.
According to the description from the regulator's website, the collection will include two adventure games in which players need to help Lara Croft and her allies find artifacts to stop the ancient gods and prevent the destruction of the world.
"With a 3/4 view from above, players travel through jungle ruins and ancient temples, solve puzzles and fight hordes of enemies, including dinosaurs, giant scarabs and stone demons.
Players use spears, pistols, machine guns and rifles to defeat the enemy in a fast-paced battle."
The names of the projects are not mentioned, but the description accurately points to the previously announced reissues of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light and Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris.
Ports of two Tomb Raider cooperative spin-offs for Switch were originally planned for release last year, but then were postponed to 2023.
The Feral Interactive studio, which previously made Switch versions of Alien: Isolation and GRID Autosport, is engaged in transferring projects to the Nintendo hybrid platform.
Both games offer elements of action-adventure with platforming and puzzles familiar from the series, but differ in an isometric camera and are focused on co-passing.
Guardian of Light tells about the adventures of Lara Croft in the impenetrable jungles of Central America in the company of the ancient Mayan warrior Totek, while Temple of Osiris unfolds already in the deserts of Egypt, and the companions of the heroine are archaeologist Carter Bell, the goddess Isis and the god of Mountains.
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