Along with the good old thugs, you'll come across good old fashioned dinosaurs, ranging from the fast and deadly raptor, to the massive and intimidating T-Rex. As mentioned before, you spar with armored humans, who posses an arsenal of different weaponry, from knives and pistols, to grenades. Your enemies are actually varied quite nicely. Every now and then, a nice booby trapped dungeon, or a jumping puzzle (God blessed us here, none of the jumping puzzles in Turok are overly difficult) breaks the massacre of anonymous people and animals. When it all boils down to it, the only thing you're doing is shooting stuff, and looking for keys. Now what fun would this senseless violence be without the proper tools to commit it with? Why of course, here at the Turok National Armory, you get everything from the standard hunting knife to the classic pistol, and much, much, more! One of Turok's poor aspects, unfortunately, is held within its combat. You'll never have a lack of violent and pointless death around you. All enemies have a variety of death animations, be it wailing and gasping for air as blood pours out of their necks, or falling back as blood sprays in every direction. As said in the previous sentence, there is plenty of massacring, and, indeed, I found it satisfying. If the story happens to be that Tal'Set, our Native American hero, is running around with weapons of destruction, then massacring anonymous people, dinosaurs and small animals, then yes, it is all explained. Even after playing it through completely, I am hopelessly lost. Okay, to be honest, I have no idea what the storyline for this game is. Well, now that has been dealt with, let us continue with the review.

Maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but since I'm a seasoned abandoneer, and I've gotten used to staring at the most grainy, hideous, and abysmal visuals ever, my eyes sighed with relief after encountering such smooth 3D. Yet here we have Turok, featuring sleek, sexy, and bootylicious 3D that you can savor, squeeze and writhe all over while screaming in ecstasy. We're talking about year 1997 here, when mainstream graphics were around the quality of Blood. Before I go rambling on about anything else, I'd like to tell you I was blown away by its looks.

First and foremost, this game is gorgeous.

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