Nightdive Studios has introduced that the N64 model of Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion can be among the many subsequent video games to get the remaster remedy. Not solely that, it already has a launch date of November 14 and is coming to PC and consoles.

Initially launched in 2000, Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion was an attention-grabbing flip for Acclaim’s Turok collection. It actually reveals the awkward evolution of the first-person shooter style within the wake of 1998’s Half-Life. Whereas the primary two video games have been largely simply fast-paced key-hunting video games like early FPS, Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion included extra story components and cutscenes. It concerned two would-be Turoks attempting to battle again in opposition to an encroaching menace within the wake of Joshua Fireseed’s obvious dying.

It’s the final numbered Turok entry and, actually, the final good one. The extent design form of will get mired within the muddy brown industrial look of the late ‘90s, and the motion isn’t as swift as the sooner titles. A whole lot of the true Turok identification will get misplaced within the pursuit of gaming tendencies. Regardless of that, it’s an attention-grabbing early-3D sport.

Whereas Nightdive beforehand remastered the primary two Turok video games, a rerelease of Shadow of Oblivion wasn’t assured. The primary two titles already had PC ports that the studio may work off of, whereas Turok 3 by no means left the N64. Nonetheless, since they have been in a position to “reverse engineer” and supply the N64 marketing campaign of Quake 2, I had hoped that they put within the effort as a result of they have been engaged on a port to Turok 3. And certain sufficient…

Does this imply we’ll get Turok: Rage Wars sometime?

Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion is getting the KEX Engine remedy. Nightdive is boasting loads of the identical enhancements that the Quake 2 remaster obtained, together with real-time lighting and up to date fashions. It’s coming to PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Sequence X|S, and Swap on November 14.