Probably the only complaint about the graphics was the fact that the Lair of the Blind Ones were kind of plain with the exception of the nicely done crystal rooms. The sculptures you see through the game as well as the different monsters were nicely done. I found nothing to complain about in that area. The sound effects were generally well done as well. This makes the music get tiring after a while, but the longer music in Turok 2 doesnвЂ™t get tiring at all to me. Most games have a 2 minute loop and some of those games are very long. Ideal for a game that has such huge levels to begin with. The music, overall, isnвЂ™t your standard 3 minute song you get in other games. Probably my favourite song in the game was the theme for the River of Souls because it evolves so effectively. I thought the music was really well done. Some people apparently disliked the music. I thought this part of the game could have been better conceived, but since itвЂ™s after you beat the game, few people would even bother re-beating such a huge game. You have to use the warp cheat to beat the game the second time around and the river of souls arenвЂ™t purified even though you did purify the water in the last level again. You have all your items removed from you, but all the items and monsters are reset вЂ“ allowing you to play through the whole game again starting wit the last level instead of the first level. When you beat the game, youвЂ™ll re-teleport to the entrance of the Final level with nothing but a flare gun, bow and arrow and a talon. While you have most of the non-respawning monsters killed off on the second attempt, itвЂ™s still a major pain to try and re-examine a level for the one important item you missed.ДЄ strange aspect that is neither good or bad is the вЂњextraвЂќ mission you get at the end of the game. The only downside I ever saw in this game is that if you accidentally miss a key somewhere along the line (which is quite easy to do actually), then youвЂ™ll spend hours retracing your steps and re-looking at every wall and nook and cranny just trying to find where it was tucked away. While this may be a pitfall for some games, for Turok 2, itвЂ™s a strength in that itвЂ™s more like thereвЂ™s more game to experience. It will take more than an hour or so to beat this game вЂ“ or more than likely a couple of days to be more accurate. Try beating the first three levels and not noticing this aspect of the game.

YouвЂ™ll keep progressing through the first level and progress and progress and progress and realize that the levels in this game are absolutely massive. If youвЂ™ve played the original Turok, youвЂ™ll think that you could easily do the same in this game and blow through the whole game in a day or so. In addition to all of this are the levels themselves. The player is forced to re-enter previously beaten levels just to collect some of the items that are otherwise inaccessible вЂ“ though thankfully there are usually fewer enemies to defeat on the next go around. Whether its sealing thermal vents, rescuing prisoners of war or destroying a master computer, all of these objectives have to be met or else running through the exit will send you straight to the beginning again.ДЄnother new feature is the use of eagle feathers that allows Turok to explore new areas in a level that are otherwise cut off through impassible gaps or lakes of lava to name two obstacles.

One way that the game departs from other the original prequel is that there is an addition of mission objectives. Each piece is located in a separate level. Later on in the game, the player will have weapons like a Shredder, Tek Bow, Firestorm Cannon and one of the most unique, yet quite disgusting, weapons ever created in a first person shooter game вЂ“ the Cerebral Bore.ДЄnother similarity is the use of a super weapon that has to be assembled. The weapons are initially weak with a mere bow and arrow a flare gun and a pistol. There is also a large arsenal of weapons that the player gradually picks up as the game progresses. It has 8 levels where you collect various level keys to be used in a вЂњhubвЂќ area. Generally speaking, the game retains a lot of what made the original Turok game stand out from the rest. Turok is then sent to the Port of Adia where the dinosoid army is wreaking havoc in the port town. Adon summons Turok due to an impending threat from the Primagen.

The story continues with Joshua Fireseed. This particular game was released in 1998. Turok 2 вЂ“ Seeds of Evil is the sequel to the original Turok вЂ“ Dinosaur Hunter released on the same console. Now, we take a look at the sequel to this game and it goes by the name of Turok 2 вЂ“ Seeds of Evil. By Drew Wilson The first Turok game was quite a hit.

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