A quality game from a quality year for gaming: 1997. The original Turok hails from a time when video games were incomprehensibly innovative. It is therefore equally mind-blowing how rock-solid the foundation of this game is, and how polished it is. Everything from the smallest pick-up sound to the largest enemy design is 10/10. Calling it an FPS does the game a disservice, as it mixes in platforming, resource collection/management, and light puzzles in a way modern boomer shooters like the Doom reboots can only dream of, while somehow still being faster than them. In my opinion, this is as good as video games ever got. A legendary piece of entertainment that will stand the test of time for years if not decades to come. So, if you're looking for an antidote to the deluge of trash that our metaphorical storefronts are washing up, you've come to the right place. Play it in 4K with saturation disabled.

A much nicer game to play than it was back on N64 but that's obvious. PCs nowadays are just capable of much more. The Fog that was everywhere on N64 no longer bothers you in this version. Also steam workshop support.

Man games were good back then, these kids now have no idea .