I'll begin by saying that the remastering is done well and the upgraded engine gives the game a nice face lift. On my high-end rig I had no trouble keeping a stable 60 fps even with everything turned on. The controls felt responsive and the game only crashed once during my playthrough. The game itself turned out to be bit of a disappointment. Even though the first couple of levels aren't that bad, the level design takes a pretty noticeable hit in quality as you progress further. They get very repetitive and maze-like to the point that unless I was looking at the map, I had a difficult time keeping track of places I had already been to and where I actually needed to go. Be prepared for long grinds through identical looking corridors while you search for the next item or switch required to progress. Did I mention that the enemies respawn? If you look past the unfortunate issues with level design, Turok 2 is a pretty standard 90's FPS. There's not much of a plot to speak of, but I guess that would just get in the way of, you know, watching an alien getting its brains drilled out by a cerebral bore.
