Turok

J'avais un vague souvenir franchement pas enchanteur de la série. Y avoir rejoué m'a bien confirmé que c'est quand même un peu naze. Mais le jeu tourne bien et est parfaitement jouable donc je recommande.

Que nostalgia volver a jugar este juego, nunca me lo pase completo y ahora por fin pude hacerlo y lo disfruté muchísimo, lo recomiendo mucho y para mi es un juego que envejeció muy bien 👌.

I went into Turok expecting it to feel completely outdated and honestly pretty boring. I knew it was a big deal back in the day, so I wanted to give it a fair shot and see what all the hype was about. For context, Turok is a classic first-person shooter series from the late 90s/early 2000s where you play as a warrior fighting through a hostile world filled with dinosaurs, mutated creatures, and sci-fi-style enemies. The gameplay is built around exploring levels, collecting weapons, and fighting your way through increasingly dangerous areas. To my surprise, I ended up having a really good time. The graphics are, of course, outdated as hell by modern standards, but the gameplay itself is still genuinely fun. The movement feels good, the weapons are satisfying to use, and there's a great sense of exploration that keeps you engaged. It has that classic old-school FPS charm that a lot of modern games don't quite capture. That being said, €20 on Steam is honestly way too much for a game from 1997, even with how fun it still is. Realistically, this should be more in the €5 range, maybe €10 at most. It’s a great nostalgic experience, but the pricing feels completely disconnected from what you’re actually getting. It's definitely not a game I'd recommend for its visuals, but if you can look past the aging graphics, there's still a very enjoyable game underneath. I expected a relic of the past; instead, I found a game that's still fun to play today.