Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris — Settings, Requirements & Optimization

2014 · Adventure, Action, Puzzle · Square Enix · Metacritic 73

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris cover art
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Preset: Ultra · Est. 4765 FPS @ 1080p
Preset recommendationUltra
Expected FPS band4765 FPS
Target refresh60 Hz
UpscalerDLSS/FSR not needed at this resolution
Ray tracingRT optional — raster first
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Official system requirements

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SpecMinimumRecommended
OSMinimum:Recommended:
ProcessorOS: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8OS: Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8
MemoryProcessor: 2.0 GHz high end Dual Core CPUProcessor: Quad core CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 955 or Intel Core i5-750
GraphicsMemory: 4 GB RAMMemory: 8 GB RAM
StorageGraphics: AMD Radeon HD 6000 series or better / NVidia GeForce 500 series or betterGraphics: AMD Radeon HD R7/ NVidia GTX 650
DirectXDirectX: Version 11DirectX: Version 11
Item 7Storage: 5 GB available spaceStorage: 5 GB available space

About Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris

The sequel to Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, and a spin-off to the larger Tomb Raider franchise. This time, our famous adventurer Lara Croft and her rival tomb raider Carter Bell travel to Egypt to search for the ancient temple, where a magical artifact, Stuff of Osiris, is hidden. The game is set in the temple and its dungeons, designed in Ancient Egyptian aesthetics. Besides shooting monsters, Lara and her partners have to avoid all kind of traps that will immediately remind you of Indiana Jones films. Completing specific missions will grant the player rings and amulets that enhance characters' skills and abilities.

Just like the previous game, The Guardian of Light uses the isometric view. The game allows for a cooperative mode for up to four players. All puzzles are automatically adjusted to the number of players. You can play not only as Lara but also as her friendly rival Carter Bell and two Egyptian gods, Isis and Horus, who were imprisoned in the temple for millenniums by the evil god Set. Their goal is to gather together and revive Osiris, the god who was dismembered by Set, and who can save the Earth from Set's evil. While human characters use firearms and grappling hooks, the gods are armed with the magic Stuff of Osiris.

SingleplayerSteam AchievementsMultiplayerFull controller supportRPGCo-op

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Sources & attribution

  • Game data (release year, genres, platforms, system requirements, description, cover art) via RAWG.io, retrieved 2026-08-21.
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