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Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris
Players who preorder Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris from participating retailers will have a deeper wardrobe to pull from, including skins and items based on Deus Ex: Human Revolution and the Hitman series. In addition, publisher Square Enix has announced a special Gold Edition for the game, as well as details on its season pass.
Once again, customers are going to face a tough decision. If you preorder the game from Steam, you can get the Hitman Pack, which includes classy suit-and-tie outfits as well as Agent 47's trademark Silverballer pistols and a ring that increases the amount of damage that your bombs and weapons create. Amazon customers will get the Ultimate Augmentation Pack, which provides Deus Ex-themed sunglasses and costumes for your character, Adam Jensen's combat rifle, and a ring that reduces the price of treasure chests by 10 percent. Finally, if you choose to preorder from GameStop (Disclosure: GameStop is Game Informer's parent company) you can get the Lara Croft Legend Pack. It includes old-school Tomb Raider costumes, a better torch, a golden gun, and a ring that provides health regeneration. Take a look at the images in the gallery below for a look at each of the costumes.
The game's also getting a Gold Edition, which includes the game, an artbook, a map, a 3" Lara Croft figurine, and the game's season pass. The season pass will be available separately, too, and it will include all upcoming DLC for the game and six additional costumes. Unfortunately, the preorder costumes aren't part of the pass.
Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is set for a December 9 release on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Take a look at our hands-on preview for more information on the game.
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