A powerful telepathic alien entity, the Primagen is the very being responsible for the creation of the Lost Land eons ago. The resulting explosion triggered and earthquake and set off a massive wave of energy that awoke an ancient entity that slumbered in the depths of the Lost Land: The Primagen. The new Remastered version puts Tal'Set back in.ДЄfter the defeat of the Campaigner, Tal'Set threw the Chronoscepter into a volcano in an attempt to destroy it. For the original release, Acclaim put Joshua there to help advertise him in the comics. NOTE: Yeah, that's Joshua Fireseed on the N64 cover, not Tal'Set. Tal'Set must find and reassemble the Chronoscepter first and use it to defeat the Campaigner once and for all. Using a focusing array, the Campaigner intends to use the Chronoscepter to tear down the boundaries that separate the different ages and rule over all time and space in the universe! Recognizing the Chronsceptor's power, the elders of the Lost Land-the Lazarus Concordance-broke the Chronoscepter into eight pieces and scattered them across the worlds. The Campaigner is an evil overlord who is seeking to reassemble the Chronoscepter, a powerful staff that can rip micro-tears in space/time. In this game, Tal'Set finds himself facing off against the Campaigner and his vast army. One of Turok's roles as guardian of the Lost Land is to protect the barrier that separates it and Earth. Prehistoric dinosaurs, modern Earth poachers, hyper-advanced space-faring aliens and their robots, and extra-dimensional flesh demons all share this chaotic land. Bits and pieces of worlds from all over time and space in our universe wind up here in a strange amalgam. The Lost Land is a dimensional garbage dump outside the bounds of reality. But when in the hands of a Fireseed, such as Tal'Set, it allows the chosen Turok to become a guardian of the Lost Land and time itself. To anyone but a member of the Fireseed family it is but a plain regular satchel.

This satchel acts as a conduit to weapons, ammunition, magical talisman, and even food and water. They are given a leather satchel known as the Light Burden which contains a fragment of the Big Bang encased in amber. The mantle of Turok is passed down to each member of the Fireseed family. Turok: Dinosaur Hunter follows the exploits of Tal'Set, a warrior of the fictional Saquin nation, and current holder of the title 'Turok' which translates to 'Son of Stone' in the Saquin language. The really overpowered Scorpion launcher that shoots 3 homing rockets.Hey there, this is Blind Sally and welcome to my OP where I introduce you to the games that I'm about to LP, which are the classic N64/PC FPS games, Turok: Dinosaur Hunter and Turok 2: Seed of Evil, only we're going to be playing the wonderful remasters by Nightdive Studio, which extremely well done, so much so that these are now the best versions of either game, and if you're going to ever try out a Turok game, these two titles should be your starting point. The flamethrower that makes quick work of insect type enemies. The Mag 60 (one of my favorite pistol ever) that shoot 3 bullets rapidly and explodes enemies head if aimed correctly. The charge dart riffle that paralyzes enemies so you can explode them with grenade launcher. Usually people remember Turok 2 for having one of the best FPS weapon ever, Cerebral bore, but several other weapons feel really good too.

Some abilities let you find secrets or open shorcuts in late game that brings you back to familiar opening rooms a la Darks Souls. Also the game has some metroidvania aspects to it. I only used the map once in a underwater section. I dreaded Lair of the Blind Ones as I remember it being overly confusing but replaying it now and it feels very consistent. Every time I get to a new one I think it's my favorite. The levels are very distinct and each has their own atmosphere. And what an improvement over the first.Д®verything feels so much better. This week Turok 2 is on sale for gold members so I bought it. The level design is very samey, the enemy AI was dumb and while the death animations were cool back then they felt overtly exaggerated. I had fun with it but the flaws were pretty apparent. Last year I picked up Turok 1 remaster on xbox one. I was reluctant to get the remastered version cause I thought they would probably age horribly. I played Turok 1 and 2 to death on N64 more than 20 years ago and loved them.

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