At E3 2015, Square Enix Montreal announced Lara Croft Go, a successor to Hitman Go set within the Tomb Raider universe.[34] It was released on 27 August 2015.[35] In the game, players use touchscreen controls to move Lara Croft around a level composed of nodes and lines.[34] While the core mechanics and design are similar to Hitman Go, the developers did not want Lara Croft Go to feel like a re-skin, so an emphasis has been placed on the puzzle-driven exploration and gameplay elements of the Tomb Raider brand.[34] The following year, Square Enix Montreal announced a similar title Deus Ex Go, based on the Deus Ex series.[36]