Tomb Raider Franchise Tops 100 Million Units Sold - Sales

by William D'Angelo , posted on 11 October 2024 / 2,950 Views

Crystal Dynamics announced the Tomb Raider franchise has sold over 100 million units lifetime.

"We’re so honored to share a huge milestone for Tomb Raider – we have officially reached over 100 million games sold across the franchise!" said Crystal Dynamics.

The first entry in the series, Tomb Raider, released in 1996 for the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, and MS-DOS. The last new mainline entry, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, released in 2018 for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.

We’re so honored to share a huge milestone for Tomb Raider – we have officially reached over 100 million games sold across the franchise!

TR officially commemorates its anniversary later this month, but we're (cont) https://t.co/Kg4duy5Ptg pic.twitter.com/otaHrdTZ8G
— Crystal Dynamics (@CrystalDynamics) October 11, 2024

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8 Comments

Salnax (on 11 October 2024)

Assuming they're not counting mobile games, sales were 88 million as recently as 2023. However, if counting mobile games, they passed this number a long time ago.

https://www.vgchartz.com/article/453498/tomb-raider-series-tops-88-million-units-sold-lifetime/

shikamaru317 Salnax (on 11 October 2024)

I'm guessing the 1-3 Remaster trilogy sold quite well. Also the reboot trilogy has had very good legs, those 3 games had sold 35m between them back in 2021, I'm sure that trilogy has sold another couple million just since the 88m figure in 2022.

Machina Salnax (on 11 October 2024)

Yeah it has to be that they're not counting paid mobile games here. 88 million non-mobile as of Dec 2021 (141 million combined), so that's +12 million extra in just under 3 years, for 153 million total.