Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis worlds

Four locations are announced for the Scion hunt: the jungles of Peru, the ruins of Greece, the deserts of Egypt and a mysterious Mediterranean island. A full room-by-room level list has not been announced. Lost Valley is rebuilt into semi-connected rooms in Peru, and the cog puzzle returns there in a reimagined form.

4Announced locations
PeruNamed Lost Valley
ScionArtifact hunt
EgyptDesert screenshot

AnnouncedPeru / Lost Valley
Peru / Lost Valley
BiomeJungle
Scion roleearly Scion path

In Peru, Lost Valley becomes a chain of semi-connected rooms, and the famous cog puzzle comes back in a new form. Other regions do not reuse that set-piece.

AnnouncedGreece
Greece
BiomeRuins
Scion roleScion fragment hunt

Crumbling Greek ruins sit on the Scion fragment path after Peru. A dedicated Greece screenshot has not been released.

Egyptian deserts — desert ruin still.
Egyptian deserts — desert ruin still.
Egypt
BiomeDesert
Scion roleScion fragment hunt

Egypt is the deserts region on the Scion fragment hunt, and it is the one named setting with a dedicated desert ruin screenshot.

AnnouncedMysterious Mediterranean island
Mysterious Mediterranean island
BiomeIsland
Scion rolelate Scion / Atlantis

The island is shrouded in myth and tied to Atlantis on the late Scion path. No island screenshot is out yet.

NameBiomeAnnounced set-pieceScion role
Peru / Lost Valley
JungleLost Valley rebuilt into semi-connected rooms; cog puzzle returnsearly Scion path
Greece
RuinsNamed as a destination after PeruScion fragment hunt
Egypt
DesertNamed desert ruinsScion fragment hunt
Mysterious Mediterranean island
IslandIsland shrouded in myth, tied to Atlantislate Scion / Atlantis

What is named, and what is not

The Scion hunt travels four named regions: Peru jungles, Greek ruins, Egyptian deserts and a mysterious Mediterranean island. A room-by-room map has not been announced. Lost Valley's rebuilt rooms and the cog puzzle are Peru set-pieces, not a global puzzle list.

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