Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered update finally makes keys more visible

There's a new update for Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered, which includes updated textures which will make keys more visible in TR1 (hurrah!) and improved lighting in those dimmer areas of the games overall (another hurrah!).

In addition, the developer has also added some missing HD textures across the board (perhaps those ones players on the Epic Games Store noticed), and sorted the textures that would periodically disappear depending on how the player had their camera positioned.

You can read the full Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered patch notes below:

• Added missing HD textures
• Updated textures under ladders to no longer be impacted by camera movement
• Updated lighting in certain dimly lit areas
• Resolved textures that would occasionally disappear depending on camera positioning
• Reworked pickup items in dimly lit locations to be more visible

Tomb Raider 1:

• Fixed image sizes so paintings were no longer cropped in Lara's Home
• Resolved partial missing door in the Egypt level
• Updated textures on key pickups to be more visible
• Updated lava textures to not be transparent when viewed at certain angles

Tomb Raider 2:

• Resolved a crash that would occur in the Home Sweet Home level
• Updated hitbox for spiders in the The Great Wall level
• Updated misplaced secrets in Golden Mask levels
• Snowmobile no longer rides backwards when firing in Modern Controls
• Updated door handles to include proper textures in Diving Area level
• Updated HD molten gold texture in the Kingdom level
• Updated snow camouflage in HD mode in The Cold War level

Tomb Raider 3:

• Updated quicksand textures in HD mode
• Waterfall no longer disappears when switching the levels in the control room of Nevada Desert
• Gem is now visible in the Furnace of the Gods level
• Secret level All Hallows now triggers properly
• Skybox details are now visible in HD mode at the beginning of Shakespeare Cliff

Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered arrived last month, when we awarded it four stars while acknowledging some of its dated qualities.

“I still love this collection, because it's carefully made and lovingly updated, but also awkward, elbowy, frustrating and prone to leaving me stuck. It's a collection that understands that Tomb Raider was absolutely a game about its controls, and it should still be – even if it doesn't quite know how to deliver on that,” our Donlan wrote in Eurogamer's Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered review.

As well as these games, there are also two Tomb Raider shows in the pipeline, one at Amazon and one at Netflix. Amazon is also said to be working on a Tomb Raider film adaptation.