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Lara Croft Go Charity Auction Raising Money For Child's Play Accompanies Game Discount
Lara Croft Go, the mobile turn-based strategy game starring the Tomb Raider herself, is on sale, and there is an associated eBay auction charity raising money for Child's Play.
You can grab Lara Croft Go for $3.99 right now. Regarding the charity auctions, there are three eBay actions available to bid on with 100% of the proceeds going to the Child's Play charity. Each one includes a Lara Croft & Temple of Osiris Steam Code, Lara Croft & Temple of Osiris Gold Edition Mini Figure, Lara Croft & Temple of Osiris lithographic and art book, a Lara Croft GO 3D Viewmaster, and a unique official Lara Croft GO PAX15 Poster signed by the Square Enix Montréal development team. You can find the auctions here, here, and here.
For our review of Lara Croft Go, head here.
Our Take
Good cause. Good game. It's a win-win. I don't generally get into turn-based games like Go, but I kind of want to play something as I am getting excited for Rise of the Tomb Raider.
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