A recent leak detailing a full list of Playstation trophies for the original Turok game heavily implies the title will soon be coming to the platform. Turok was originally developed by Iguana Entertaꦉinment in 1997 for the N64, and has been remastered for the PC in 2015, the Xbox One in 2018, and the Nintendo Switch in 2019.
While no official announcement has been made yet, the full list of trophies for Turok was leaked on the site Exophase. While it isn't clear from the trophies themselves whether it will be a straight port of the original 1997 version of the game or the remaster that was released years ago, it is most likely a safe bet to assume it will be the remastered version. This version not only has a decent graphical face lift, ꧙but also a nice amount of new features to bring the over 20-year-old title into the modern age.
According to the trophy list, Turok will have no platinum trophy to acquir⛄e, and 10 trophies in total. Some standouts includ🌊e finding all secret areas, killing three enemies with the knife simultaneously, and beating the game in under 2:45.
The sequel Turok 2: Seeds of Evil also got the remastered treatment for PC, Xbox One, and Switch in 2017, 2018, and 2019 respectively, but there⭕ is no sign yet that this remaster will also come to Playstation 4 just yet.
While the original Turok is certainly not the biggest franchise, it has been noticeably absent on the Playstation console. With no exclusivity deals in place, it only makes sense for the game to be released on all platforms. The developer of the remaster, Nightdive Studios, is currently working on a new System Shock game set to release this year on all consoles.
Based on the comic book series that debuted all the way back in 1954, Turok hasn't seen a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:new console videogame adaptation since 2008's reboot. While the games strayed fairly far from꧙ the source materi🤡al by including modern weaponry, aliens, and humanoid dinosaur enemies among other sci-fi elements, the original games were quite successful for their time. Perhaps the success of these remasters could help set the stage for a next-gen return for the dinosaur hunter.
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