Turok

Classic shooter with all boy's dreams: shotguns, dinosaurs, half-naked men, lava. Plus a lot of jumping. Old FPS are half-shooters, half-Mario.

Peak childhood nostalgia

I played this when I was kid but I was never able to beat it because I never had the thing from the N64 to save. Farthest I got was to level 4 or 5. This game was very scary when I was younger and it took a lot of courage to try to get through it lol. I saw this game was on sale for $4 so I bought it so I can try to finally beat it. I was hooked. I beat it in less than a day. This game is just unbelievably good for the time it was in and on a system like the N64. There are only 4 bosses but they sure put a lot of thought into them. Very fun bosses and it's crazy how they are able to move the way they do. The levels are fun. The whole vibe of the game just puts this fear into you as you go on. This whole game brought my inner child out and I feel very fulfilled when I finished the game. Love this game

I feel like I'm 15 again :D

[h1] NO SEWERS [/h1] If like me, you've an itch for retro style 'boomer shooters' as the kids now call them, you might be tempted to consider trying Turok. You play as either a Native American?, or a Cultural Appropriation Fanboy, who can only shout 'I AM TUROK', as he slaughters native animals, tribes and [b]ALIENS!?[/b] alike. Travelling through 8 levels, you must stab, shoot and diagonally sprint [i](if you know you know)[/i] your way to the finish, collecting parts of a vibrating rod, and keys to unlock the next level. It's a product of its time, in that UI is clunky (you zoom in and out the map, pro-tip there), it's very linear (when you know where to go) and there are secrets that there's no way you'd be able to find them without licking every wall (or a guide). You're looking at about 12 hrs of gameplay here, for the first timer who wants to take things slow and kill everything, or 5 hrs, for someone who wants to blitz it. [h2] Summary [/h2] [h3] Pros [/h3] - ...

The exaggerated humanoid enemy deaths never get old.

Too much platforming, not enough save-scumming.

A fun shooter, but sadly disappointing. So I have always wanted to play the Turok games, as I never had an N64 growing up, and the only memory I have was seeing the 2008 reboot on store shelves but never getting to play that game either. The idea of a badass, native American warrior fighting aliens and dinosaur’s, I mean what’s not to like about that premise? And Nightdive of course has done excellent work as always in remastering an old classic shooter and bringing it back, so I thought I’d finally check the game out. So what did I think? Starting off with the visuals, like I said I never played the game before so I can’t comment too much, but some comparison videos online let you see some of the work they did to upscale the game. The environments still look decent for its time and got me nostalgic for that generation of consoles/gaming.This game also had a similar story to the first Silent Hill in that the devs used fog to allow them to have big open areas on the limited har...

!I am Turok!

unplayable due to popping flickering screen tearing Extreme vextex warping gfx when moving, only time its okay is standing still.