Lara Croft is making a return with the help of Amazon Games. The company will publish the next Tomb Raider title, which Crystal Dynamics is developing. Amazon said the studio is using Unreal Engine 5 to craft the biggest and most expansive Tomb Raider game to date. It'll likely be a few years before you can get your hands on the next Tomb Raider game, which is coming to multiple platforms. It's still in early development, but Amazon says it'll retain all of the franchise's hallmarks.

At the Game Awards, Amazon Games announced it will be publishing Bandai Namco's forthcoming free-to-play online RPG, Blue Protocol in the west. It's an action RPG, with the ability to play both solo and cooperatively. You'll apparently be able to participate in raids with up to 30 other players. While the game will be coming to PC, Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, Blue Protocol is designed to be played on controllers, with aim-assist support for people not using a mouse and keyboard. In fact, each class will have different sliders to adjust controls for smoother playstyles. Talking of style, you'll apparently be able to customize your character deeply, across hairstyles, clothing accessories and even mounts – yes you'll have your own fantasy steed a little like Pokemon Legends Arceus.

Amazon Games has officially launched Crucible, one of the two titles it's been planning to release this year. The free-to-play third-person shooter is now available on Steam, and logging in before 11:59 PM PST on June 1st/2:59AM EST on June 2nd will earn players 1,000 in-game Credits for free. Crucible has 10 hunters to choose from at launch, including robotic botanist Bugg (pictured above), who's the game's obvious poster child. Each hunter has their own weapons and abilities that they must use to defeat not just opponents, but also the planet's flora and fauna. The game has also launched with three game modes.