Turok 2: Seeds of Evil - Nintendo Switch

This is a great game. Graphics have been updated and this is a good way to relieve memories for those of us who played this game in the N64. There are minor glitches, but that does not take away from the fun of the game. If you are a fan of the N64 version, you will enjoy replaying the game on the Switch.

This remaster for the Switch is great! Reminds me of playing for hours on the N64. The gyro controls are a little above my skill level, but the rest of the gameplay is spot on. Hours of entertainment.

Man was Turok 2 a huge improvement over the original Turok. I enjoyed the sequel on the n64 and this remastered port improves the game. Again, the game doesn't wow you, but if you remember the old game on the 64, you will be amazed at how it looks without all the fog. The draw distances have been improved tremendously. Also, getting lost when you first started was frustrating, but they have added helpful and optional waypoints if you need them. The only reason this doesn't get 5 stars is because they completely removed multiplayer from the switch version. The Xbox One port has it, but sadly there is no physical copy for that available. Still I loved Turok 2 on the n64 so this took me back and with improvements making this worth playing. Thanks to Best Buy and LRG from bringing a physical copy to retail.

I have always loved the Turok series and this game was one of my favorites. Everything has been slightly updated. It is a good fps for old school N64 Turok fans.

I would say go see my Turok review but it wasn’t much to go on. Turok 2 pretty much was more of the same fun that the first offered just with slight graphical improvements and slightly better gameplay. That or we were really duped into believing so back then. Nonetheless it’s a fun title that fans of the series would enjoy. The Switch version has a slight HD upgrade but otherwise retains all the ported greatness of the original N64 game.

Let’s be honest, you should be buying this for one of two reasons. Either a. You’re a collector of limited run games, or B. You’re a retro gamer that likes good games. This is just as how you remember it albeit a little bit crisper.

Great game, just like the one i played when i was in high school. Would have been nice to have a true remaster and not just a port but still its nice to play a classic, that was a great period of my childhood

Just like the first game this one is amazing and plays way better than its N64 version. I was introduced to the series on GameCube and still think these classics are my favorite. No multiplayer is a big bummer.