During the last hours, on the occasion of the celebration of 25 years of the Tomb Raider series, Square Enix has decided to launch an initiative on social networks to give players two video games of the famous franchise that sees our much loved one as the protagonist Lara Croft. In a recent tweet published on their official account, the company explained step by step how to redeem them: in essence, just follow Square Enix on the social network and respond to their post - which you find at the bottom of this news - with the hashtag #SquareEnixPresents. After completing the procedure, expect a private message from Square Enix, in which you will be provided with the respective codes of the two titles to download.
The titles made available completely free for mouse and keyboard players are specific Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light e Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris. For those who don't know them yet, these are two spin-offs belonging to the roguelike category set up for multiplayer cooperation. This good news came, not by chance, just one day from the start of the long-awaited show Square Enix Presents: the latter will take place precisely tomorrow, Thursday March 18, more precisely at 18:00 in Spain. There are several interesting announcements regarding, in fact, the games of the Japanese studio, such as Marvel's Avengers, Just Cause Mobile and the new game Balan Wonderworld.
Waiting for the show, which will also reveal the next chapter of Life is Strange, several leaks have sprung up on the net that see the release of an alleged "Trilogy Collection" in the spotlight, obviously with regard to the Tomb Raider franchise. The latter, would contain the 3 latest official titles of the series released: although these are very captivating leaks, there is nothing left to do but wait for further confirmation on this!
GET 2 FREE @TombRaider PC GAMES NOW
?Follow us @SquareEnix
?Reply to this Tweet with #SquareEnixPresents
Do the above, like magic, we'll send you a code for both games to your DM. That's it, go go go! pic.twitter.com/9DsdzhhWt5
- Square Enix (@SquareEnix) March 17, 2021
