Turok: Dinosaur Hunter
Game » consists of 8 releases. Released Feb 28, 1997
Based on the comic book series of the same name, Turok: Dinosaur Hunter combines traditional fast-paced first-person shooter gameplay with numerous exploration and platforming elements.
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5 (1) 4 (3) 3 (0) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.3 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Quake in the Jungle 0
The first person shooter made its first big jump from Doom with Quake. Turok plays a lot like id Software’s shooters, but on an impact spectrum Turok doesn’t really compete. What Turok: Dinosaur Hunter does, is showcase what kind of fun the genre is capable of bringing. Raining hell on dinos in a loose adaptation of high-concept source material.You are Turok, the time-traveling Native American dinosaur hunter of comic book fame. While you will surely hunt more than a fair few dinosau...
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turok dinosaur hunter review 0
hmm turok dinosaur hunter what can i say about this game well alot story 6.5/10 well the story is ok but nothing much new you are turok time-traveling warrior you have to find all 8 peices of a artifact weapon called (umm) before a evil overlord named campaigner finds them. thats really it sound 9/10 i love the music in this game it just keeps up the the atmosphere. the enemy screams are nice sounding to. bullet effects sound nice everythings awsome graphics 8.5/10 ok some people might dis...
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Turok: Dinosaur Hunter 0
The story to Turok: Dinosaur Hunter is based on a comic series and centers around a Native American warrior named Turok. Turok discovers that an ambitious, megalomaniac who calls himself The Campaigner is searching for the legendary weapon known as the Chronosceptor. Having the ability to travel to different dimensions, Turok is sent to stop The Campaigner and recover the scattered pieces of the Chronosceptor before they fall into the wrong hands. Unless one has the manual, the story to this gam...
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Almost a Classic 0
NOTE: THIS IS A REVIEW OF TUROK REMASTERED FROM NIGHT DIVE STUDIOS, NOT THE ORIGINAL RELEASEI had an N64 as a kid, but I never did play the Turok games. I think I rented the first one once or twice, but the controls really threw me and I never got very far. Moving with my right thumb and aiming with my left felt awkward and clumsy, especially with that cheapo joystick. Given the oft-noted flaws of the game and its engine such as the pathetic draw distance, the aforementioned clunky controls, and...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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