As a fan of Turok and multiplayer mode, which was relatively new at the time, this one caught my eye pretty quickly. I had some great times playing it with my friends as a kid back in the day.
There was a single player mode that was enjoyable, but it was more like glorified training with bots to prepare yourself for the multiplayer, although beating it was necessary to unlock all 17 characters. Once this was out of the way, the game really took off.
Multiplayer mode had a similar style to Quake III. There are over 30 stages different stages to choose from, all of them well designed and detailed. There are four different multi-player game types: capture the flag, frag tag, bloodlust, and team bloodlust.
You'll use over twenty different weapons, many of them originating from the previous two Turok game, like the MAG-60, Plasma Rifle, Cerebral Bore, and others. There's power-ups to use as well, such as teleportation, bullet shield, slow time, invulnerability, etc.
Sometimes the framerate was a pain, but for the most part, the game was smooth and playable. As fitting for Turok, the sound effects, music, and voice clips sounded intense and awesome.
In the end, this was a solid and fun multiplayer game, but I enjoyed Goldeneye and Mario Kart 64 more.
