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Join Lara Croft in Tomb Raider II as she searches for the Dagger of Xian in various exotic locations. Overcome deadly traps, fierce enemies, and solve complex puzzles to uncover the dagger's mysterious powers.

Tomb Raider II Trivia

In which location does Lara Croft find the Dagger of Xian in Tomb Raider II? (Medium)

#1: The Great Wall of China

#2: Venice

#3: Tibetan Monasteries

#4: Offshore Rig

What vehicle does Lara Croft use to traverse the Great Wall of China level in Tomb Raider II? (Hard)

#1: Snowmobile

#2: Motorboat

#3: Jeep

#4: Bike

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Tomb Raider II Fun Facts

Tomb Raider II features a secret room in Lara Croft's mansion where you can find and lock the butler, Winston, in the freezer.

Tomb Raider II introduced vehicles that players can drive, including a motorboat in Venice and a snowmobile in Tibet.

Tomb Raider II Polls

What is your favorite location in Tomb Raider II?

The Great Wall

Venice

Maria Doria

Tibetan Foothills

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Which is your favorite weapon in Tomb Raider II?

Pistols

Shotgun

Uzis

Grenade Launcher

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Popular Characters

Lara

Croft

Sheng

Marco

Bartoli

Puna

Countess

D'Aulaire

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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November 21, 1997

Release of Tomb Raider II

Tomb Raider II, the sequel to the original Tomb Raider game, developed by Core Design and published by Eidos Interactive, was released.

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1997

Initial Announcement of Tomb Raider II

The game Tomb Raider II was officially announced to the public, generating excitement among fans of the original title.

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December 1997

Launch of PlayStation Version of Tomb Raider II

The PlayStation version of Tomb Raider II was released, further expanding its audience beyond the PC gaming community.

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1998

Tomb Raider II Becomes Best-Selling Game

Tomb Raider II became one of the best-selling video games of its time, significantly impacting the action-adventure genre.

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