Turok Dinosaur Hunter

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Somewhere past the fog line, a raptor is already running at you. That is the first lesson of Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, the Nintendo 64 shooter that gave console players a sprawling first-person campaign to sink into months before GoldenEye 007 showed up. Iguana Entertainment built it for Acclaim from the Turok comics, casting you as Tal'Set, a Native American warrior who inherits the mantle of Turok and is thrown into the Lost Land, a savage place where time has come apart and dinosaurs share the jungle with poachers, cybernetic soldiers and far stranger things.

What made it feel so new was the freedom. Turok moves with the C buttons and aims with the analog stick, a scheme that felt odd for about ten minutes and then felt like the future. The levels are huge, tangled spaces of jungle, ruined temples, catacombs and treetop villages, tied together by a central hub of portals, and each one hides the keys you need to push deeper into the Lost Land. Leaping across chasms, swimming through flooded ruins and sniffing out secret areas matter as much as the gunplay, which gives the game an adventurous, exploratory rhythm that set it apart from corridor shooters.

And the gunplay is a riot. The arsenal opens with a knife and a Tek bow, then escalates through shotguns, a pulse rifle, a grenade launcher, a quad rocket launcher and the fusion cannon, all on the way to assembling the Chronoscepter, the time-bending super weapon whose pieces are scattered across the land and which you will need to stop the Campaigner. Boss encounters with the bounty hunter Longhunter and an enormous Tyrannosaurus give the campaign its big set pieces, and the over-the-top dinosaur death animations were a schoolyard talking point in 1997.

Even the famous fog, a trick to keep the hardware running smoothly, became part of the mood: enemies loom out of the haze while Darren Mitchell's drum-heavy score thumps underneath, and you never quite know what is waiting in the next clearing. Turok kicked off a series that ran through Seeds of Evil, Rage Wars and beyond, and Nightdive's modern remaster proved the design still holds up. The cartridge is where it all started, and it plays best the way Iguana intended, with an N64 controller in your hands and the analog stick doing the aiming.

Fast factsgame data via IGDB
Released
1997
Publisher
Acclaim Entertainment
Developer
Iguana Entertainment
Players
Single player
About the game

A world where time has no meaning - and evil knows no bounds. Torn from a world long gone, the time traveling warrior Turok has found himself thrust into a savage land torn by conflict.

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Watch gameplayTurok Dinosaur Hunter on Nintendo 64
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