Turok 3 remaster will total the return of the dinosaur-blasting FPS trilogy later this twelve months

The third Turok sport shall be half of its predecessors in escaping the Nintendo 64 (and a strange Sport Boy Colour streak-off) for the important thing time as a 4K remaster of 2000’s Shadow of Oblivion heads to PC later this twelve months.

The upcoming remaster of Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion is within the works over at Nightdive Studios, who previously labored on revamping Turok: Dinosaur Hunter in 2015 and its sequel Turok 2: Seeds of Injurious two years later. According to Nightdive, this remaster will brand the important thing time Turok 3 has been widely on hand within the extra than twenty years since its usual unlock.

Like those video games, and Nightdive’s no longer too long ago presented remaster of Giant title Wars FPS Unlit Forces, its Turok 3 remaster will develop employ of the studio’s KEX engine, and bump up the N64 sport to a 4K resolution running at 120 frames per second. As smartly as sharper high-res textures for characters, weapons and environments and smoother animations, the remaster will characteristic improved lighting and rendering, with the addition of anti-aliasing, bloom, ambient occlusion, dynamic shadows and movement blur.

Joining the visual overhaul shall be tweaked gameplay and quality-of-existence enhancements equivalent to gamepad enhance and achievements.

Turok 3 follows its two heroes, Joseph and Danielle Fireseed, in their combat against the spoiled entity identified as Oblivion and its Flesh Eater followers. The 2 protagonists own strange gameplay expertise, with Danielle ready to develop employ of a grapple hook, extra vitality weapons and a elevated jump for extra manoeuvrable combat and Joseph utilising evening vision goggles, a sniper rifle and the potential to trudge into dinky spaces to sneak up on enemies.

The remastered Turok 3 is thanks to unlock on PC on November 14th.