The upcoming Tomb Raider series reboot is getting a real-world treasure hunting promotional tie-in contest, thanks to a partnership developer Crystal Dynamics has forged with Geocoaching.com. For those not in-the-know, Geocoaching bills itself as "the world's largest location-based real-world treasure hunting experience." Using the Geocoaching mobile app or traditional GPS, folks can hunt for "caches" hidden in real-world locations.
Crystal Dynamics is developing its much-publicized Tomb Raider reboot, but the developer has something else up its sleeve for this year as well. Community manager Meagan Marie confirmed that the studio's other project will be unveiled sometime this year.
"The New Year ushers in more than just fresh calendars and renewed resolutions. 2012 will prove to be a very exciting year for Crystal Dynamics, more so than any in recent memory," Marie said.
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Adam Jensen is missing three days of his life during the main campaign in Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and it's up to you to uncover the truth in The Missing Link downloadable content pack.
Adam Jensen is missing three days of his life during the main campaign in Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and it's up to you to uncover the truth in The Missing Link downloadable content pack.
Game Designer Antoine Thisdale walks us through a second ample helping of gameplay from the Deus Ex: Human Revolution download content pack, The Missing Link. Follow Adam Jensen after he escapes from the cargo ship, and is now trapped at a secret Belltower stronghold.
"hah! Geocaching, though a somewhat basic form of 'Treasure Hunting' is actually a ton of fun. ..."
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