Before you download anything, it is crucial to understand what version number “V23.329” signifies. Unlike console patches that simply fix bugs, mobile version numbers often indicate a complete rework of asset packaging.
This version of Tomb Raider (the 2013 reboot definitive edition) is optimized for high-end phones and tablets. It includes the full single-player campaign, all DLC tombs, and Lara’s various survival skins. Unlike earlier builds, V23.329 addresses the notorious “black screen on launch” issue that plagued older versions.
Step 1: Install the APK
Locate the .apk file in your Downloads folder. Tap it. If a “Blocked by Play Protect” warning appears, tap “Install anyway” (this is safe for legitimate V23.329 builds). Tomb Raider V23.329.apk.obb Data
Step 2: DO NOT LAUNCH THE GAME YET.
After APK installation, Android creates a folder for the game. If you launch now, the app will attempt to download an outdated OBB from its servers and fail.
Step 3: Locate the Android/OBB Directory
Use a file manager (like FX File Explorer or Solid Explorer). Navigate to:
Internal Storage > Android > obb Ensure correct package name and version match between
Step 4: Create or Verify the Game Folder
Inside obb, look for a folder named:
com.eidosmontreal.tombraider
If it doesn’t exist, create it manually (case-sensitive).
Step 5: Move the OBB File
Take your downloaded .obb file (often named main.23.com.eidosmontreal.tombraider.obb or similar) and move it into the folder above. Before you download anything, it is crucial to
Step 6: Launch the Game
Return to your app drawer and tap the Tomb Raider icon. The first launch may take 30-60 seconds as it indexes the OBB data.