Play the original Tomb Raider in a browser
OpenLara is an ongoing project of a modder who decided to port the 1996 original Tomb Raider into browsers. You can now enjoy the first results of his work by playing through one complete game level.
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The 1996 original Tomb Raider is now playable via browsers, thanks to the OpenLara project by a modder nicknamed XProger. The current version only includes the second game level, the City of Vilcabamba, but other levels are to follow. OpenLara has unlimited frames per second (unlike the original, which had a 30 fps limit), allows you to switch between TPP and FPP view at any time, and it features higher resolution and better graphics in general than the first Tomb Raider did in the 1990s. When you run it in full screen mode, it doesn’t look like you’re playing a browser-based game. You can start playing OpenLara immediately on this website:
Back in 1996, Lara Croft set out on an adventure throughout tombs and dungeons around the world in search of lost civilizations. Armed with her pistols and extraordinary agility, Lara stood her ground against aggressive animals and inhospitable environments. But her greatest success was to capture the hearts of thousands of players worldwide, in time becoming one of the most recognizable video game characters of all time.
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