Underworld attempts a sort of combination of Legend and Anniversary, with the narrative integration of the former and the level design, isolation and other aspects from the latter. The locations she visits during the game include ruins beneath the Mediterranean Sea, Coastal Thailand, her own home, Croft Manor, the jungles of Southern Mexico, Jan Mayen Island, a ship in the Andaman Sea and finally, the Arctic Sea. Determined to solve the mystery of her mother's disappearance once and for all, she sets out to collect Thor's gauntlets, belt and hammer, simultaneously making sure she stays one step ahead of her nemeses.
After an unlikely source informs her that Thor's hammer is the key to unlocking Helheim, the place where her mother was sent to, Lara descends into the underworlds of various ancient cultures. Thanks to a clue given to her by one of her late father's friends, she manages to pinpoint a location in the Mediterranean Sea, unwittingly stumbling upon the remains of some ancient Norse ruins and, more importantly, one of the gauntlets of Thor, the god of thunder. Set a some time after the events of Legend, Lara Croft is now searching for Avalon, a mythical place where she believes she might find her missing mother. It is the last game of the first Crystal Dynamics trilogy that started with Legend after the release of Underworld, the series was rebooted a second time with Tomb Raider (2013). Tomb Raider: Underworld was released in 2008 and is the ninth entry in the Tomb Raider series.
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