There will be some kind of Tomb Raider announcement at The Game Awards on December 11. Host and organizer Geoff Keighley announced today, "Lara Croft returns at The Game Awards."

"Tune in Thursday night for a look at the future of one of gaming's most iconic franchises, Tomb Raider," he said. "This is one you won't want to miss."

The confirmation of a Tomb Raider announcement at The Game Awards comes not long after a new report emerged that said a remake of 1996's Tomb Raider was in the works and would be announced at the awards show.

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The Alters is not only one of the best games of the year, but one of the most stressful. Keeping all the Jans from staging a mutiny and surviving an irradiated world is stressful, to say the least, but a new update looks to make the game a little bit less stressful. During its digital showcase stream on Monday, 11 Bit Studios announced a free content update for The Alters, and it's out today.

New documentary, The Making of Guild Wars: Celebrating 25 Years of ArenaNet, premieres this week. A new trailer previews some of the behind the scenes footage, development reflections, and community support in the film.