Shadow of the Tomb Raider ending explained, plus post-credits scene

The Shadow of the Tomb Raider ending brings Lara Croft’s origin story to a close, but if you weren’t paying close attention you may have been left a little hazy on exactly what transpired during the ending and post-credits scene. That’s where we come in, with this quick roundup and analysis of Shadow of the Tomb Raider ending. We’ll break down the plot and clean up any possible confusion, but also ruminate on what this ending means for Lara and the future of the Tomb Raider series. It goes without saying that many, many story spoilers lie ahead, so if you are yet to complete Shadow of the Tomb Raider and want to experience it totally fresh then click away now. Near the end of the game Lara finds herself in an exceptionally rough situation, with her chief antagonist, The Order of Trinity, in possession of both the Key of Chak Chel and the Silver Box of Ix Chel. With both of these items in his possession, Trinity's leader Doctor Pedro Dominguez (or Amaru, as he’s known in Paititi) and the Cult of Kukulkan are free to control the Mayan apocalypse and use it to reshape the world in their favour. Naturally, it’s Lara’s job to stop the final ritual being completed, and she’s got both the rebels of Paititi and the Yaaxil tribe on side to help her.

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