Turok 2: Seeds of Evil

This remaster has kept the sound, feel and look of the original but with some rough edges smoothed other thanks to modern rendering techniques. The motion blur, anisotropic filtering and lighting effects along with widescreen resolution support mean this game can be played in a way that really does credit to the original. While the textures remain the same as before, and the game is essentially the same, it feels so much better to play. Finally, a pc port of the original turoks that doesn't feel like a cheap and nasty rush. I would know because I used to own the original pc port. This plays far better and I cannot recommend this enough to turok fans.

Despite what is states in the System Requirements, Turok 2: Seeds of Evil runs just fine with a Core 2 Duo (E8600 3.33GHz) processor. Loved Turok 2 on my brother's old N64 back in 1999, so this PC reboot was a must buy. Fog is gone! You can see waaaaay across the areas you're playing in. Animations are much more fluid, with enemy movements and death throws appearing leopard like. The inclusion of anytime saving is a godsend. The inclusion of objectives markers is equally welcome. My only gripe is there being no multiplayer, which Nightdive states they're working on. All-in-all, Turok 2 is worth the $20 price tag, and looks to add more value once multiplayer is added. Played on a Lenovo ThinkCentre M58: Core 2 Duo 3.33GHz (1333MHz FSB, 6MB L2 cache, 65W fan). Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit. Nvidia GT 720 (900MHz) low-profile graphics. 6GB RAM.

This is an upgrade over the original PC port in every concievable way. Without the fog and slog of the older versions, this game is fast-paced and an absolute joy to play.

Reviving old childhood memories in all of it's glory. Lots of weapon variety. Iconic weapons. Complex and long level design that rewards exploration with lots of secrets. Simply amazing. It may be nostalgia speaking but it's a blast from de past

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