It appears that Tomb Raider: Anniversary may soon be making its way to modern platforms, as the complete PlayStation 4 trophy list for the game has surfaced online. The leak was first reported on Reddit and includes 26 trophies, ranging from bronze to platinum, covering everything from completing story chapters to collecting artifacts and unlocking alternate outfits.
The discovery has sparked speculation regarding Crystal Dynamics’ Tomb Raider: Legend Trilogy Remaster, a project that has been hinted at multiple times over the past few months. The official Tomb Raider X account recently fueled these discussions by highlighting Lara Croft’s graphical evolution between Legend and Underworld—a post many fans interpreted as deliberate foreshadowing. Additional promotional activity, such as showcasing a new Tomb Raider Underworld figure, has further encouraged the belief that a full remaster of the Legend, Anniversary, and Underworld trilogy is in development.
Originally released in 2007 for PC, PlayStation 2, Xbox 360, and other platforms, Tomb Raider: Anniversary was a modernized remake of the 1996 classic that started it all. Built on the Legend engine, it expanded the original’s puzzles and environments while adding a more cinematic narrative overseen by series co-creator Toby Gard. While Anniversary was well received critically, selling 1.3 million copies worldwide, it remains one of the lower-selling entries in the series.
The leaked PS4 trophy list suggests that Crystal Dynamics may be preparing to reintroduce the game to a new audience, potentially as part of the long-rumored Legend Trilogy Remaster. For now, no official release date has been confirmed.
With the franchise celebrating nearly three decades of history and Crystal Dynamics reportedly working on a new mainline Tomb Raider entry in partnership with Amazon Games, these leaks hint that Lara Croft’s past may be returning to the spotlight sooner rather than later.
