Built on the studio's Kex Engine, this port features a new graphics renderer (with new effects), a new UI system, compatibility for modern systems, enhanced gameplay mechanics, and Steam Workshop support (with an included level editor). The game later received a re-mastered PC port by Nightdive, released digitally on December 17, 2015. Joshua is also shown on the game's box art instead of the playable Turok. An in-manual comic, known as "The Way of the Warrior: An Adventure of Turok", describes the in-game Turok as "Tal'set Tan'celle'nyo" and shows his modern descendant Joshua Fireseed, who later becomes the protagonist of the game's sequel. It's up to Turok to battle single-handed against the Campaigner's armies of aliens, natives, and beasts.Īlthough the game was based more on the 1993-1996 comic series (prior to Valiant's acquisition from Acclaim to become Acclaim Comics), the game's lore was further expanded in the manual, where it is revealed that "Turok" is a mantle passed down through generations of Saquins and is responsible for safeguarding the barrier between Earth and the Lost Land. An evil cyborg overlord, known as the Campaigner, has amassed a large army and is seeking an ancient artifact, known as the Chronoscepter, in order to shred the fabric of time and conquer the universe.
Players control a mysterious Native American warrior known as Turok, thrust into a mysterious, savage, and timeless world known as the Lost Land. It is also known for its various weaponry, including the low-tech hunting bow (which can also fire high-tech explosive bolts), the modern gatling gun, and the futuristic plasma rifle. It was later ported to Windows PCs on November 26, 1997.īased on the Valiant comic book series of the same name, Turok builds on traditional run-and-gun first-person shooters with numerous exploration and platforming elements, including jumping puzzles, a lives system, and an open-ended hub. Turok: Dinosaur Hunter (known in Japan as Jikuu Senshi Turok) is a sci-fi first-person shooter developed by Iguana Entertainment and published by Acclaim for the Nintendo 64 on March 4, 1997, with a Japanese release on March 28, 1997.
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