Rumors that Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis will launch on the Switch 2 have been amplified by a recent discovery on the game’s Steam page, where an “AI-generated content disclosure” was spotted.
In response, Crystal Dynamics has issued an official statement clarifying its approach to artificial intelligence in the remake of the 1996 classic.
A spokesperson for the developer told Eurogamer that the company’s intent is to “empower” its creative teams. The statement emphasized that while AI tools are employed to accelerate ideation and iteration, every piece of final content released to players remains entirely human-crafted.
“At Crystal Dynamics, we harness AI tools to help our teams iterate on ideas faster and more efficiently, while ensuring that all finished content in the final product is human-crafted. Our goal is to empower the creativity and flexibility of our developers to deliver the highest-quality experiences for players everywhere,” the developer added.
The Steam listing reveals that the developers employed AI-assisted tools during the early stages of production to facilitate exploration and generate provisional content. However, any assets produced with AI were subsequently refined or replaced by human artists to preserve the game’s creative and artistic integrity.
Fans of the franchise can look forward to Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis arriving on the Switch 2 on 12 February 2027. For a closer look at the gameplay and a preview video, check out our earlier coverage on Nintendo Life.
News Source: Nintendo Life
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