Turok Dinosaur Hunter Review (Remaster) A timeless N64 classic?

[@Tundric_Schwolf]

the first turok will always be one of my favorite games of all time, the combat, movement and weapons just feel harmonic really.

[@BusyMEOW]

The fast movement was awesome! For tight spaces you could press the d pad to toggle Walk/Run.. Mostly in those portal bonus areas

[@anafu-sankanashi8933]

Turok is one badass name for a game.

[@KIRKCOLLECTS]

Truth

[@wisedragon3359]

it feels very strong and manly not to metion playing it felt very adult.

[@Pyro-Moloch]

in Russian Turok means Turkish, as in a person of Turkish ethnicity.

[@garosama4517]

Its the manliest game i can remember, with Doom.

[@chadmueller9135]

'Turok Dinosaur Hunter'. Doesn't get more manly than that.

[@chrisstanley7597]

Turok scared me as an 8 year old. The monster screams in the distance always had me ducking for cover despite the face they were just part of the soundtrack. I continued to go back and play it as I got older and really love it. I should check out the remaster some time, thanks for the review!

[@miguelmederos8634]

I played this game as a child on the N64, and I still play it regularly to this day. On both Xbox One and my N64 (If there's a console I will never stop playing, its my N64. I love that thing to death. I keep all my N64 cartridges and memory packs in their original boxes WITH the game manual.)

[@This1sF1ne]

Pro-tip to make the platforming easier: open the map. You can use the maps top down view to help judge distances

[@kaimamoonfury1335]

Nthgthdgdcrtdtrk. Hello, my fellow old timer.

[@IndustrialBonecraft]

To this day there aren't many games that quite manage to replicated the feeling of the levels in Turok 1 and 2.

[@Crichjo32]

Agreed they feel so big and wild. Turok 2 especially feels like youre in a completely different and vast world, with levels that seem to go on forever.

[@stephenrego6065]

NICE!! This game was the first FPS i ever played when i was a kid, and replaying this nightdive remaster a couple years ago is what got me into boomer shooters today!

[@KIRKCOLLECTS]

That's awesome! Yeah this defiantly a good "gateway FPS"

[@theforcewithin369]

@@KIRKCOLLECTS I think that having to rely on the knife in the hardest difficulty was done on purpose since there's a secret ability with the knife that most people never notice, you can one hit enemies if you knife them perfectly on the back like in dark souls, the illustration on the cover fighting with only the knife hints at this in my opinion

[@miguelmederos8634]

As a child, there were three FPS games that I played constantly. They were Turok: Dinosaur Hunter, DOOM 64, and Halo: Combat Evolved. I still enjoy playing these games on the original hardware (I have never gotten rid of, or stopped using any of my consoles. I have my original Xbox and my N64 hooked up in my room, and all the other consoles hooked up in the living room)

[@Procrastinater]

I really missed the fog during the t-rex fight. How it emerged out of the darkness really made the boss memorable for me. It also forced you to close in and actually expose yourself to danger to hit him. Also, nobody ever mentions his AI in that fight, how he will crawl after you if you try to hide from him in the little nooks. There is also the one shot mechanic of the tek bow using normal arrows, where if you draw it for like 1.5 seconds, it will flash, if you then loose it kills damn near anything in one arrow.

[@RudysGarage]

One of my favorite games of all time. An absolute masterpiece. If more indie developers made FPS in this style I’d be all over it.

[@wisedragon3359]

Everything about this game has stuck with me like super glue from the I AM TUROK yell to many weapons and death animations. This game has it all. 10/10

[@Pyro-Moloch]

I miss the time when games used fog to cover unrendered areas. Sometime in mid-2000s most devs collectively decided that it's better to use ugly placeholders that visibly snap into proper models as you approach them. I always found that jarring. Fog at least added some atmosphere.

[@Trancefreakeh]

THIS!

[@slenderhatesmillennials195]

Agreed

[@Hypno_BPM]

it made horror games really creepy too 😂. even this game creeped me out as a kid cause i never knew what was gonna come out of the fog/shadows. i feel like after GTA3 came out every studio wanted to have huge far draw distance style games but early 2000s rockstar was a skill level above 90% of industry and many games did what you said and made ugly pop ins etc.

[@foxdavion6865]

I had a chat about this back in 2006 with a game design teacher, developers collectively decided around the time the Xbox, PS2 and Dreamcast were in development alongside the arrival of 64-bit PCs allowing for greater memory capacity than 4GBs that systems were powerful enough to do away with fog and try and push render distances as far as possible. This was never a decision made by corporate parent companies, these guys legit do not have a single clue about how stuff gets done nor have they ever suggested such things, devs just show off what they can do and get a "oooh that would sell" in response. Devs liked to experiment a lot in that time to see what they could get away with. In the 90s you really had two choices ... fog or blurry textures. You had to compromise; Suddenly they were given options and decided it is better to fake realism than to use fog and because render windows were still small at the time, no one would notice from a distance the low resolution models in the distance. This worked on consoles because they still rendered at TV resolutions - consoles included, I think the max resolution of the Xbox was 720p but upscaled, so it was blurry. Problem is we've now reached a stage in technology where screen resolutions are high enough that you notice low res background models, the snapping system doesn't work anymore, which is why there was a massive sudden jump in system requirements and games shooting up to taking up 80+GBs all of a sudden from 2018 onwards, it isn't because games are unoptimized, it is because of 4K. The problem is you need to redesign the game entirely for the old smoke and mirror systems to be active in the game for lower end systems, they just don't bother, so instead rely on scaling tech from graphics cards to do the heavy lifting instead.

[@DragonCrestPC]

Turok is a masterpiece. I remember playing it on day 1 with my n64.

[@brpadington]

Nightdive is killing it with all these remasters.

[@turok645]

For some reason as a kid I always thought Turok was drinking magic water from the keys when he lifted them up.

[@dantevivas693]

Same lol

[@TerminalM193]

Dude! Hahahaha me too! I got this game day 1 with my n64 and that's exactly what I thought he was doing too!

[@elliottwilson5962]

Dude me fuckkng too

[@will4127]

Same!

[@elliottwilson5962]

This was my first FPS I ever played, I’ll never forget getting a n64 for Christmas and having this game never beat it as a kid but came back as a young adult and found everything I still play it till this day so much fun and absolute classic and that first level soundtrack is ingrained in my mind

[@MegapiemanPHD]

The arsenal in this game is crazy. Can't really think of many other games that have weapons for so many different time periods.

[@drag0nchampi0n]

Now we just need a remaster of Turok Rage Wars. That was the hidden gem of the series!

[@DEE_EXX]

Yup...awesome game....playing it remastered and online would be a dream come true... but they may just do remastered...but that's cool too

[@drag0nchampi0n]

@DX I doubt they will but I keep hoping...

[@SlasherIncorporated]

It seems unlikely. There was a message by Nightdive Studios at the end of the credits for Shadow of Oblivion that read "Stop asking us about Rage Wars!". I guess it could just be a joke and eventually they will do it, but it could also mean that they have no interest in remastering that game.

[@drag0nchampi0n]

@@SlasherIncorporated I hope they do. It would be a dream come true.

[@SlasherIncorporated]

@@drag0nchampi0n I never played it, and it's a multiplayer spin-off (I'm not much of an MP gamer) so I personally don't really care if they do or not. Actually, that's only half true. I never played the N64 version. I DID play the Game Boy Color version of Rage Wars, but that was a completely different version of the game with different gameplay and a different storyline. Barely remember anything about it too.

[@Curtcuddler]

One of the most underrated games of all time simply because it’s clear

[@kevingoodwin9204]

I love this game. I had all of the Turok games for the N64, they were some of my favorite games on the console. I have played through both of Nightdive's ports of Turok and Turok 2 and had a blast with them.

[@Richard-Espanol]

In terms of weapon selection, few games have stayed in my mind over the years quite like the first turok. The explosion the chronocepter makes still makes me laugh.

[@Walamonga1313]

The minigun sound effect

[@nedjimb0]

Was just thinking about this game yesterday. Really wish they made a new one. This and the sequel were really fun games, with some cool weapons.

[@Inaros404]

The first Dino that comes out of the dark in the hallway after you climb the first set of ladders gave me nightmares from ages 5-12

[@A_shvartz]

Yo finally a KZbin video I’ll actually watch

[@Dime_time333]

Really? You watch nothing else? Picky knob gobbler

[@furmanmarshall9938]

Gotta get that turok+ mod, fixes most of the issues you mention. I never played this game back in the day, but I sure enjoyed this remaster!

[@WerewolfMommy]

The triangle thingies are Talismans. xD Also with the Bows, if you hold the charge for a second until you see a tiny yellow gleam come off of the arrowhead, it will fire at maximum possible damage for both arrow types. Loved the vid! Turok 3 got announced recently! Get hyped!

[@TastyBirds]

Turok is a name that will always take me back to my childhood. Awesome video man!

[@mauroghen]

dude this game scared me way too much as a kid, didnt dare move much at all in the first level

[@SlasherIncorporated]

The levels that had the giant beetles scared me as a kid, and I would refuse to play them. I guess I've always had a bit of an insect phobia. Any game that had bug enemies would freak me out.

[@webbyoyster]

I used to play this when I was like 3 and could only get to the second level because I was a young smooth brain but it always had a nostalgic and loved place in my heart

[@Pietreszcz]

Just in time to start my Friday afternoon. Great vid as always, Kirk!

[@KIRKCOLLECTS]

Excellent! I hope the rest of your afternoon is nice and chill.

[@Pietreszcz]

@@KIRKCOLLECTS yeah I think that's the way I'm gonna roll. Hope you're safe out there!

[@chadmueller9135]

Def timeless. Most badass game of its time.

[@KIRKCOLLECTS]

Welcome back to the channel and thank you for watching this weeks video on Turok! Be sure to let me know what you think of this game and the video in the comments and be sure to subscribe and like and help support the channel. Come join the Kirk.Collects Discord: discord.gg/XqQC8HQEwt Please follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/kirkcollects​ Please follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/kirkcollects​ 00:00​ - Intro 00:50​ - What is Turok Dinosaur Hunter? Turok N64 history. 3:46​ - Turok level design 6:29​ - Turok Platforming 9:12​ - Turok Remaster Presentation 12:36​ - Turok gameplay 14:08​ - Turok Bosses 15:16​ - Turok arsenal 21:05​ - Turok difficulty has some issues 21:05​ - Conclusion

[@InconsistentManner]

Discord Link Doesn't Work BTW

[@KIRKCOLLECTS]

@@InconsistentManner It should be working now Michael, sorry about that.

[@odoplaydead5012]

The only Turok game I ever played was Turok Evolution on the GameCube. Still have some nostalgia for that game I’m currently going back and playing old school shooters and I’m on NightDive’s own Quake remaster. Knowing they remastered the first two Turok games is a sign that I should pick up these two remasters as well

[@Yaveshtolethien]

This game was groundbreaking, and it kept me occupied for a very long time. It should be talked about more than it is.

[@Kishy]

Really good review, Turok is such an amazing classic. Love your channel

[@skyvipers]

@ 16:10: On the N64, you could switch out the type of ammo by pressing up on the d-pad, there probably is a hot-key for this on the remastered version.

[@vagabundorkchaosmagick-use2898]

Never played Turok as I never owned a N64; after the SNES, I jumped into the PSOne, following Square and Final Fantasy. Now it's my chance.

[@ininja32]

The cyber T rex is tough.

[@nebulous6660]

Treacherous jumping for sure, made my palms sweat

[@ThetrueCosmicKaiju]

My favorite N64 games of all time. I'm super glad they ported it to PS4 so i can finally lets play it. Its been my dream to forever! Great video btw man!

[@TanyaM420]

I was in my 20's when this game came out.....I played it all the time lol, I now have the pc version

[@Lakezhealme]

The most painful part about getting a Kirk video covering a game you plan on playing is that I know this will be great, but I'm avoiding because I don't want too many spoilers. Guess I gotta play this game now 😂

[@MidnightMedium]

Im honestly so tired of people feeling like they have to spoil story points on reviews. Unless youve got something interesting to say or interpret a twist, a book report isnt necessary or interesting. Im beginning to think people do this to pad their video length. Not saying Kirk does this but Ive definitely seen a lot of big names do it

[@Nicolas-yd2mw]

Turok is my first 3D shooter and... god that was a blast !

[@Kleicomolo]

Turok does have short hair on the N64 box art. My memory didn’t deceive me.

[@origaminefretami3480]

Youre right. It was the wrong art

[@mikecarr8158]

Just finished Quake 2 remaster recently and loved every minute. Now I can't get enough 90's remasters. Turok 2 was my entry to the series and really impressed me back in the late 90's. Need to add this to my collection. Top review!

[@Thenameishopper]

Still one of my all time favourite games

[@NeBuLiSt]

So.... 1997, When I was just a 14 year old kid, I found a game magazine at the market sale, and inside it had a 20 page strategy guide for TUROK: The Dinosaur Hunter on this new console called the N64, Wooooaaaahhhh!!!!! I bought the magazine just because it looked super cool... These new screenshot graphics looked so amazing, crystal clear and full of detail, fully 3 dimensional geometric landscapes with hybrid Dinosaurs, temples and huge guns... I was totally obsessed!!! I must have read this guide front to back like 50 times, dreaming of the day when I would get my hands on an N64 and this crazy looking game... hahaha My only experince of FPS up until then was DOOM and QUAKE on my friends PC, this was just the way it was back then... when I finally got my hands on an N64 months and months later, suffice to say I was blown away!!!! WHAT AN EPIC ADVENTURE!!!!!!!! Sadly TUROK was overshadowed somewhat by Goldeneye and other big Nintendo hitters, but The Dinosaur Hunter always had a special place in my heart, especially due to that long long wait to get my hands on it!!

[@abelmantor7557]

Didn't grow up in the 90s , but i was still obsessed with dinosaurs. Overall turok: dinosaur hunter is a great game.

[@MarMaxGaming]

I love seeing fellow retro gaming channels growing, awesome to see! Nice production and enjoy hearing the passion 💕 I covered Turok 2’s Demo / NFR cart. So true btw, the cover art is sick!!

[@frankjager2420]

I downloaded this the other day, since I didnt know it was remastered and rereleased (im not a heavy gamer like I used to be). It did bring back nostalgia for me, but you can really see the difference in the AI between todays modern games, as opposed to back then. IMO, Turok was almost the beginning of how FPS shooters ought to be. Granted, I did grow a little bored just here and there, primarily in the catacomb level, but the level designs (most of it anyways) and the enemies that come at you (I wouldnt say in swarms but at least a few at a time from all directions), and the large choice of weapons kept me interested enough to keep going to play it all the way through. I do wish there were some actual story line elements added into the game so you know why youre doing what youre doing, because lets face it, the majority who played this game back in the 90s never knew Turok was a comic book character (neither did I). I would honestly say if you never played it, go check it out. Its not impressive by todays standards, but it was impressive back in the 90s

[@Pietreszcz]

As for the game itself, my journey started in early 2000s with Turok 2: Seeds of Evil. It scared the everliving shit out of me, but I loved it. I've only played the first installment after the HD remaster, but it didn't quite 'get' me like Seed of Evil did.

[@KIRKCOLLECTS]

I played Turok 2 Remaster for the first time a few years back, on the Switch in fact! I really liked it too, I was surprised at the shift in structure but thought it felt appropriate. Plus the gore is so over the top. My only issue was I kept getting lost lol

[@Pietreszcz]

@@KIRKCOLLECTS haha man tell me about it. I never finished the damn game. I've tried a few times throughout the years, but kept getting lost somewhere around those alien bugs level.

[@seanmills7586]

@@KIRKCOLLECTS EVERYBODY gets lost in turok 2 lmao

[@The90sGamingGuy]

This is the fourth FPS i ever played back in the 90's. A staple in the FPS genre in my opinion. Great review!

[@theisgood0]

When they made awesome FPS games. I just love your narration on these videos.

[@franzpattison]

Great video! Really in-depth. Can you do one on Turok 3? It's my favourite Turok game 😊

[@SkedgySky]

Such a good review. ... Surprised it has so few views, and the channel having so few subs. A+

[@Clebardman]

Awesome game. Very quick notes about two relativelyw hidden things: Regular arrows: When you charge the shot completely, the arrow blinks white for a couple frames. It deals way more damage if you shoot at that time, and can spawn a PERMANT +5 HP (maxes at 125). This makes the bow a pretty good weapon to save up on ammo, and definitely better than the Pistol throughout the early game. Platforming: Tal Set can jump almost one second after leaving the edge of the platform he was standing on. This allows you to make crazy long jumps and makes everything waaaaay more comfortable.

[@amberhughes9151]

My parents bought this the year it released. My siblings and I always got so frustrated with all the jumping challenges and the timed trial, but I loved this game, I played it all the time just because I liked the scenery and atmosphere of the game, then we got the ultimate cheat codes and it was game over, I must have played it everyday for a year after that, just running through levels exploring to my hearts content.

[@LetLiveEverything]

Little tip for those that want to play the game, in order to get WAY more use out the bow's normal arrows, if you hold down the button to fire it, you'll see a small white spark from the arrow tip. This INSTANT kills most enemies in the game. You'll be entirely vulnerable during the chargeup, but it's great for hiding behind a corner and peeking an enemy to insta-kill them to save other ammo types.

[@stevenmorrison3659]

YES. It is, I beat it for the first time in 2019. That would have made the game 22 years old at the time, and I LOVED it.

[@keithstewart777]

I played the original N64 version of this classic, and to be frank to was one of the most rewarding, and revolutionary to its FPS genre. There was a brand new action/ adventure inspiration feel to its visual concept, in an area when crude octagonal pixel games were only in their infancy. Not as well developed in its sophistication as Turok II (its game sequel), but more of a primal and gritty standout classic in its own right!

[@ctochtli2964]

Turok was my introduction to FPS back in 1997, was one of my favorite games in the N64, the platforming was a second nature to me due to plenty experience on the SNES games.

[@uiebattles]

The nostalgia is heavy here. If I had a Time Machine I would go back to my childhood so I can be on The Legends of The Hidden Temple. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Chozo_Ghost]

Here's hoping that Nightdive Studios/Kaiser can work their magic and bring us an HD version of Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion! If he could bring Doom 64 to the PC, he can sure do the same for Turok 3!

[@spartankongcountry6799]

Facts! I get people somewhat dislike Turok 3, but I really believe that if they update it for modern platforms, it would be very enjoyable.

[@SlasherIncorporated]

Your wish was eventually granted.

[@Ryan3d]

Pretty good Review ! I wonder if you will do a Turok 2 Review, than would be intersting.

[@DisappointedGiant]

Some of the folks responsible for developing Turok left Iguana and formed Retro Studios, most famous for Metroid Prime. I see Prime in a lot of parts of Turok, and Turok in a lot of parts of Prime. Both great games!

[@kobra7227]

Never grew up with the Turok series but having played both games recently I still had a pretty good time. Something about the mix of Native Americans and Science Fiction in this franchise is really fascinating. The only other game I can think of that is in a similar vein would be Prey, the 2006 FPS. That game is seriously awesome and to me, the closest thing we get to playing a good version of Duke Nukem Forever (since it was originally developed by 3D Realms before moving to Human Head Studios).

[@toiletwineconnoisseur6434]

Turok was my FPS as a kid also it has some of the best movefeel of any FPS, even the climbing *feels great*

[@SandroSensei]

Will you review turok 2 please? 🙋🏽‍♂️. Great review

[@_grumpytoad]

Would love to see you review Turok 2!

[@ROPname]

This was the first full 3D game I played when I was little. And comming from the likes of The Lost Vikings... I was stunned!!!

[@Regulus_V]

The first boss is the Long Hunter, who was featured in the Valiant Comics as a protagonist.

[@toadkiller6022]

More quality content from Kirk - awesome

[@KIRKCOLLECTS]

Thank you!

[@Robocop_1987]

Great video dude 👌

[@foxdavion6865]

The save system was something that was added rather late into the game's development cycle, weeks in fact before release so there wasn't time to remove the lives system already there; When the game was originally in development the intention was to have a lives system with a complete game over you have to start from the beginning again like a lot of games from before 1996 as console games were basically viewed the same gameplay systems from arcade but with free play mode. It was after 1996 that console games started adopting the same game design which was common in PC games at the time as more game designers were exposed to new approaches to game design.

[@gregd3344]

Nice review. You should review Turok 2 and 3.

[@harmleyten4]

Turn on the map for the platforming sections, also jump imediatly when falling (you can jump in the air right after leaving the platform)

[@iangillon6981]

TuRoK. Yes Sir.

[@niceozyguy]

I used to have the n64 & Turok great game I now have a switch have just downloaded the remastered quake. There is definitely something to be said about a few of these older games.

[@jakedill1304]

I think the animation in the first two games is better than some I see today, better than most from the previous decade.

[@bodacious117]

This game still looks amazing to this day

[@leokeo6871]

I remember this was the first fps I ever tried on my cousin's N64. I loved the music, sounds, and the character being a native looking dude. Since I grew up poor and lacked knowledge of how games have limits depending on the hardware and stuff like that I thought my friends turok game for the gbc was fps as well and I traded lots of games and stuff like pokemon cards for it only to find out it wasn't like the N64 game. 😂

[@asdrubael1985]

The graphics were a JAW-DROPPING experience on the N64 back then tbh... NOTHING CAME CLOSE

[@watercool5]

I think the hard setting is just right. Ammo scarcity is part of the game and it adds to the semi-horror feeling, along with the fog, which is adjustable fyi. Better not skip any shells lying around and don't miss shots! I might play again on hardcore but it will probably just feel like a speedrun. Amazing game. Great review!

[@earthboundarcturian4787]

I know this is an old video but I can't help but comment for the sake of completion: I don't think you mentioned the mortal wound drop if you kill enemies with your knife and standard arrows adding to your total health. I forget how much it goes up to though 😅 (might be 120 but I'm too lazy to look it up right now lol) Definitely a great review you've made haha Thanks for your time/effort.

[@joeyjockey6400]

2 months later i can confirm the cap is 250 health.

[@TurKlack]

Looking at Dooms success I think having a modern but true to it's old self Turok game would be a great addition to the library.

[@markymark2791]

Awesome review bro! are you going to review turok 2 someday? Would love to see it.

[@taylordavison6849]

They need to remake this in the same way as Doom. We don't need aim-down-sight or difficult combat scenarios, we just need a fast-paced, no-holds-barred shooter that calls back to the era from which it hails.

[@gabrielesquaratti5709]

it was good when it came out, it still better than turok 2 and WAY BETTER than turok 3

[@mcgibs]

I want Turoklikes to be a thing and have those triangles as currency to buy stuff with.

[@jerryrose9472]

So glad you mentioned "coyote time". Once you realize you don't have to jump as far as you think and you get the timing down platforming in this game goes from a headache to an enjoyable aspect. Especially playing the remaster. Unpopular opinion, but Turok > Goldeneye.

[@jerrycool5638]

Great review

[@Gruntvc]

I had Turok on the N64 and was initially excited for the remaster, but man did the 1st game not hold up. I especially don't like the respawning enemies but no ammo respawns. Plus lots of damage sponge enemies that God help you if ya don't use the right weapon on. Turok 2 was better than the 1st one in every way. But, best FPS game on N64 was and still is Perfect Dark. The amount of content and replay value it had puts many modern AAA games to shame.

[@Walamonga1313]

I played Evolution a lot on the PS2 with my cousins as a kid. I finally played the original on PC this month and it was pretty good. Old game design made it feel a little tedious (last level's design was absolute garbage imo) at times but overall it was great. Combat and atmosphere still hold up, which is honestly all you need for a game

[@keatoncrandall2471]

All of that with only two CGI capable machines, and some emu's to be mocap stand ins for the raptors.

[@dangerouslydazzling]

This was my favourite N64 game

[@Dinowrestler]

Here I am in 2021 thinking about this game. It beats dino Crisie

[@Deadforge]

I've only ever played the Turok reboot. I need to play the classics.

[@SlasherIncorporated]

Yes, you do. The reboot was alright. Pretty cool and enjoyable to play, but nothing too special. It doesn't hold a candle to the original games.

[@warbossbenny6877]

This needs a Doom/Wolfenstein remaster fast. I'm constantly coming up with ideas such as weapons, gameplay, story, enemies, locations, characters, and mechanics that I would love someone confident such as ID to take and remaster it like Doom. It was my first FPS cherry popper, and I want it to be remembered as such a timeless classic

[@FelixS.]

You mean reboot. Nightdive did already remasters (not remakes). Doom 2016 Is basically a sequel / soft-reboot of the original doom while Wolfenstein is a straight reboot.

[@devilblackdeath]

For the difficulty, yeah it's a bit iffy. However you probably could have completed hard if normal was too easy. I hit the same wall with ammos and respawning enemies. However, not only do some enemies don't respawn (the biggest toughest enemies usually don't) but you end up having to adjust. I ended up using the knife for anything that allowed it (the jumping reptiles when they weren't too numerous, the dart shooters, the small raptors and such) and kept weapons for bigger enemies or hitscanners and projectile shooters. I also kept the biggest weapons and special ammos for enemies I was pretty sure wouldn't respawn. By the end of the game, when I went to hunt the last few missing pieces of the Chronoscepter I was usually able to just rush through the levels taking little to no damage from respawnable monsters. It's all super weird, and it takes adjusting one's playstyle a lot, and not always in a comfortable way, but it ended up being something different !

[@leinadreign3510]

Cool! I bought it, because I enjoyed playing it as a child. Is a Shadowman remaster review coming? Would be fitting

[@ronerrodrigues8600]

My father has stole this game to me from blockbuster, and I was my best game at the time. I really miss from him and the emotion of playing this when I was a child.

[@timothykirby4406]

Ah yes, my father the thief.

[@SlasherIncorporated]

What do you mean he "stole" it? Like, he picked it up and walked out of the Blockbuster without paying? Or he just never returned the game and let you keep it?

[@ronerrodrigues8600]

@@SlasherIncorporated never return the game. Please don't judge my father, I love him anyways.

[@SlasherIncorporated]

@@ronerrodrigues8600 I'm sure you do, but he wasn't exactly setting a good example for you when he did that. That's all I'll say about it. He VERY likely wasn't the only one who ever did that, though. A lot of people probably never returned some of the movies or games they rented. Heck, many couldn't even be bothered to rewind the tapes before they brought them back to the store.