Fans of Lara Croft’s iconic adventures have reason to celebrate as Tomb Raider: Anniversary, a beloved title from the franchise’s history, is reportedly gearing up for a re-release on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. This nearly 20-year-old game originally served as a remake of the 1996 classic Tomb Raider, marking the franchise's tenth anniversary with enhanced graphics and expanded gameplay.

According to gaming news outlet PushSquare, the latest indication of this comeback comes from a recently leaked trophy list on the PlayStation Network, featuring 26 trophies, including a coveted Platinum Trophy, usually a sign of a game’s modern console release. Although the developer and Sony have yet to officially announce the launch date, industry speculation points to an imminent arrival, possibly as part of the PlayStation Plus Premium retro gaming lineup.

Tomb Raider: Anniversary retraces Lara Croft's globe-trotting quest to uncover the Scion of Atlantis, featuring narrative expansions overseen by Toby Gard, the series' co-creator. While critically well-received, the game had modest commercial performance compared to other series entries, but it remains a fan favourite for its nostalgic value and gameplay innovations.

This re-release would complement the existing availability of Tomb Raider remastered collections, including the original trilogy and Tomb Raider 4-6 Remastered, which are already playable on PS4 and PS5. Anniversary's arrival would leave only Tomb Raider: Underworld absent from digital shelves on modern PlayStation systems.

The renewed interest in classic Tomb Raider titles comes ahead of fresh franchise developments, including an upcoming TV series starring Sophie Turner as Lara Croft and a new game collaboration with Amazon Games currently in progress. This re-release offers fans a chance to revisit a defining chapter in the iconic series as the legacy evolves further.

Fans should watch for an official announcement from Sony or Crystal Dynamics for precise release details, which may be disclosed in the coming weeks as part of PlayStation Plus updates.