Turok 2: Seeds of Evil revient sur PC ! La suite du jeu à succès Turok est désormais disponible et comprend de nombreux ennemis, armes, missions et lieux. Remasterisé pour les ordinateurs d’aujourd'hui grâce à l’utilisation d'un nouveau moteur proposant des graphismes améliorés, Turok 2 transporte les joueurs dans des environnements immenses peuplés de dangereux ennemis cachés à chaque recoin.
Posted on: May 29, 2017
Raderofthelostark
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Pretty remaster, mediocre game
I really do not like having to start off with this, but I think nostalgia is blinding some people to the flaws of this game. I did not play Turok 2 as a kid (I did play Turok: Evolution), but after taking a chance on the first Turok and having a wonderful time playing that game I was intrigued at trying this one (especially with the praise on GOG and Steam). It has been quite a disappointment. Let's get the positives out of the way. As an originally 1998 N64 game, this remaster is very pleasing to look at graphically. It also runs incredibly smoothly, and I don't think I have had a single slowdown. There is a good variety of enemies to fight and weapons to use, and there can be legitimately fun moments in the gameplay. The AI is also fairly intelligent. But the biggest issue (though certainly not the only one) that sinks this game is the level design, which is downright atrocious at some points. This is particularly noticeable when having to backtrack later on to get some items that you missed (and you WILL have to go back to levels to access these items that you could not get to initially). When first running through them, it can be very easy to skip past areas that are either required to go to for the levels' missions or to get these other miscellaneous items that you eventually need to access the final boss. Couple this level design with an awful map system and it can be downright infuriating to navigate back through levels to get to areas you missed. Corridors and platforms often overlap each other and can be colored the same way, and it is often easy to miss areas that you haven't explored. (Hive of the Mantids is perhaps the worst offender in level design). As of this review, I still have a couple Primagen keys and a nuke part left to get. I do plan on finishing the game since I am so close to the end, but it is certainly going to be tedious. I don't want to trash the good memories that people have for this game, but I unfortunately cannot recommend this.
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