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Turok And Turok 2 Remasters Planned For Release On Xbox One
Night Dive Studios, which specializes in bringing back seemingly forgotten video games, has plans to bring Turok and Turok 2 to Xbox One.
@AlexSGregory We're currently planning on bringing Turok and Turok 2 to @Xbox
— Night Dive Studios (@NightDiveStudio) March 25, 2016
The studio brought the original game to Steam late last year (more on that release here) and is currently evaluating the games' release on other platforms.
@AlexSGregory @Xbox We're evaluating other platforms but can't confirm at this time.
— Night Dive Studios (@NightDiveStudio) March 25, 2016
Regarding the release of Turok 2, which is not yet available in remastered form, the studio does not have any release windows to offer.
@RoB0TiK_BuDDY We have to reach certain milestones before we can give any sorts of dates. Thanks for the message!
— Night Dive Studios (@NightDiveStudio) March 27, 2016
Alongside Turok, the studio is also working on remastering the original System Shock.
[Source: @NightDiveStudio]
Our Take
Turok is one of those games (or in this case, a few games) that has aged poorly. That being said, I have a lot of nostalgia for it and would not mind an opportunity to revisit it with updated visuals.
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