Final mobile Tomb Raider released

Lara Croft all washed up

By Aaron McKenna

Tue Aug 23 2005, 19:13

THE TOMB RAIDER SERIES has ended its current flirtation with the mobile phones market with the release of the third and final game in the trilogy, Elixir of Life from In-Fusio.

The game, distributed through a variety of Orange UK handsets, will join a series that has seen over 170,000 downloads since its inception.

After going to Egypt in search of the Osiris Codex and Tibet in the Quest for Cinnabar this game will involve traipsing in the rain up to some Scottish castle or other to battle evil, and its evil robots.

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