We have a number of reasons to believe that Tomb Raider: Ascension is in development and coming next year. First with this image showing a LinkedIn profile displaying the title of the game and 2011 in brackets next to it. The username has been blurred for obvious reasons. Click the image below to see the full sized image via Systemlink.

But that is not all. If Tomb Raider fans have their brains tuned in correctly, they may also remember a fan film from 2007 going by the same name, that was based on a story about Lara Croft discovering her past, that brought us up to speed with how it all began. You can see a teaser trailer for it here.

And if that wasn’t enough, we have one more shred of evidence for you that concerns next months Game Informer magazine. The next issue will be made available on December 6 and showcases an image of a shipwreck, and if you cast your mind back to July 2009, you might remember some leaked concept art from an apparent Tomb Raider game that shows a young Lara Croft on a Japanese island after an apparent shipwreck left her stranded there.

All we knew at the time that the project was entitled ‘Downfall,’ and if we think about it, Ascension is quite the opposite to that title. Infact, it’s almost the complete opposite making Tomb Raider: Ascension the obvious choice.

Are you excited for the return of Lara Croft and Ascension? Keep an eye on that Game Informer magazine for more info.

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Apparently the game’s developers weren’t happy to offer the co-op mode, therefore rather than offer a sub-standard experience they will update the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions on September 28.

Download content will also arrive shortly after the game’s release, from October to December the Downloadable Lara Croft campaign continues with 5 packs available across all formats.

The first three are expansion packs featuring a combination of all new puzzle, exploration and combat experiences in the game and new areas to explore. The further two packs are playable character packs, offering gamers the chance to experience the entire adventure without Lara Croft and Totec and instead with some other well-known videogame characters.

Will you be getting this arcade version of Lara Croft?

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Lara’s newest adventure which does not have a release date yet is coming from a different angle, more specifically a top-down view with a co-op feature thrown in. If all goes well, we think that we could see a release sometime in July or August.

The game’s first trailer was released over the weekend which can be seen here, along with a full interview about the game which can be read here.

Will you be purchasing Lara’s latest adventure?

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