Turok 2: Seeds of Evil Reviews

Childhood game i love it!!

Its like the first one, but bad

honest to god nightdive ruined this remaster, i have no idea why they decided to nerf the weapons on higher difficulties but they absolutely did, the fact a single dinozoid can survive 4 to 5 head-shots from the shredder shotgun when it was 1 to 2 back i the day on the hardest difficulty is just INSANE levels of artificial difficulty. do yourself a favor and just go play the N64 emulated version.

Fantastic: Turok 2 !! 10/10. Rather unassuming simple start and graphics, but it turns into a complex, attention grabbing game, a joy to complete for me. Had to use a walkthrough to get so many specials, though, but totally worthwhile. - NOTES: - Also Turok 1 Outstanding job by Nigthdive Studios, one of their best, totally updated, added to, zero blinding fog, QOLs, keyboard mapping, bobbing level select, etc, etc, the works. A remaster meant another gameplay for me, so good. - ( Turok 3 -Three-: Beware, DON'T play 3, terribly awful original game. Forget the Turok character, dies in the badly made cutscene before the game begins. Then choose your pitiful and risible hero, girl Danielle or youngster Joseph. N64 levels of bare, empty locations.)

This is a great N64 classic updated for modern PCs. The game is not any longer than before (6 main levels, some bosses and portal worlds). Supports higher resolutions and has a bunch of options to make it playable with KB+M or controller and set bindings how you like. Gameplay: Levels are mostly linear but sometimes feel a bit maze-like, you might get lost because you accidentally walked past a door you didn't notice. The biggest change is things like buttons, switches and key items are marked through walls (but not the things that they will open) so that you don't have to hunt around forever trying to find something to make progress. If you didn't finish every mission objective when you reach the end of the level then you get teleported back to the beginning to try and find anything you missed. All objectives should be reachable in one pass. Find keys and items to access new levels. Sometimes you need to use an item you found in one level to access a key in a previous level. The new addition of being able to teleport between checkpoints in different levels without needing to return to the hub makes this a lot faster.

classic Turok from the days of old and when games needed you to think for yourself and explore and it looks better and plays better then most of the slop they call games we get today I am glad I got to see the era of when games were good and didnt push politics of gay shit down your neck, give it a try if you can hack it lol.