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Turok Remastered
Night Dive Studios, the developer behind the restored editions of System Shock 2 and 7th Guest, announced back in August they were adding both Turok: Dinosaur Hunter and Turok 2: Seeds of Evil to their lineup of upcoming game remasters for PC. Silent about both titles since the announcement, Night Dive has revealed three new screens from the remastered version of the first game on their Facebook page.
Alongside polishing both System Shock games, Night Dive Studios recently purchased the rights to the franchise and is currently working on a remake of the original game. Night Dive also attempted to develop a remaster of the classic first-person shooter No One Lives Forever, but has since moved on to other projects.
Originally released in 1997, Turok: Dinosaur Hunter was one of the Nintendo 64's first first-person shooters. A bloody and goofy shooter, Turok was both a critical and commercial success, paving the way for a number of sequels and a reboot of the series in 2008. Neither remaster has a release date yet, but if you want to ride a raptor down memory lane, you can check out our Replay episode of the first game here.
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