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Turok 2: Seeds of Evil

9 years ago

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is a classic first-person shooter in the modernised version by Nightdive Studios. Joshua Fireseed takes on the Primagen across six large areas. Alongside more than 20 weapons, the new editions offer multiplayer, Quick Warp and reworked graphics.

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Developer
Iguana Entertainment, Nightdive Studios
Publisher
Nightdive Studios
Genre
Action, FPS, Shooter
Game modes
Online-PvP, Singleplayer
Game series
Turok
Steam user reviews
90 % positive · 2,846 reviews
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What is Turok 2: Seeds of Evil?

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is a first-person shooter in which Joshua Fireseed fights the Primagen's armies. The original came out in 1998 for Nintendo 64. Nightdive Studios reworked the game for modern systems with new technology, revised pacing, improved movement and a multiplayer mode.

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Release

9 years ago

The reworked version of Turok 2: Seeds of Evil was released for PC on Mar 16, 2017. The Xbox One version followed in March 2018, Nintendo Switch on Aug 9, 2019, and PS4 on Feb 25, 2021. Since Oct 31, 2025, there are also standalone versions for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

  1. PC

    Released on Mar 16, 2017 on PC.

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  2. Xbox One

    Released in March 2018 for Xbox One.

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  3. Switch

    Released on Aug 9, 2019 for Nintendo Switch.

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  4. PS4

    Released Feb 25, 2021 for PS4.

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  5. PS5

    Released Oct 31, 2025 for PS5.

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  6. Xbox Series

    Released Oct 31, 2025 for Xbox Series X|S.

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Platforms

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is available for PC, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Nightdive released reworked versions for the current PlayStation and Xbox generation in 2025. The PC edition supports Windows, macOS and Linux. The original Nintendo 64 release from 1998 should be distinguished from these versions.

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Gameplay

From a first-person perspective, you fight your way through sprawling areas, search for keys and open the way to further sections. Enemies attack from different directions, take cover or retreat. Alongside precise shooting, exploring winding paths and finding important places again are essential.

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Enemies and landscape from the first-person view in Turok 2: Seeds of Evil.
· Nightdive Studios / Atari Image source

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System requirements

For the PC version, Steam lists a 64-bit processor with two cores at 2 GHz, 1 GB RAM, OpenGL 3.2 or DirectX 10, and 1 GB storage. 2 GB RAM and a Core i5-2300 or Phenom II X4 945 are recommended. The original Windows requirements start at Windows 7, but today's Steam client requires Windows 10 or newer.

The details apply to PC.

Minimum

Operating system
64-bit Windows (Steam client: Windows 10 or later)
Processor
Intel or AMD dual-core with 2 GHz
RAM
1 GB RAM
Grafikkarte
OpenGL 3.2 or DirectX 10
Storage
1 GB

Recommended

Operating system
Windows 10, 64-bit
Processor
Intel Core i5-2300 or AMD Phenom II X4 945
RAM
2 GB RAM
Storage
1 GB

Editorial details

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Story: The Return of the Primagen

After defeating the Campaigner, destroying the Chronoscepter unleashes a new threat: the Primagen awakens. Joshua Fireseed must stop the Primagen's armies from fusing Earth with another world. To do so, he crosses different areas and fights the creatures that stand in his way.

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Six expansive areas

Six large mission areas make up the campaign. These include the harbour of Adia, the Swamps of Death and the Cave of the Blind. The sprawling levels consist of interconnected areas with hidden paths, enemies and objectives. Only with the right keys and items can you open every path.

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Winding game environment from the reworked Turok 2.
· Nightdive Studios / Atari Image source

Weapons from the Shredder to the Cerebral Bore

More than 20 weapons are available. The Shredder fires ricocheting shotgun blasts, while the Cerebral Bore attacks enemies with a self-guiding drill projectile. There are also other firearms and heavy equipment. In one section you can even fight on an armed Triceratops.

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Combat view with a firearm and enemies from Turok 2.
· Nightdive Studios / Atari Image source

35 different enemies

35 enemy types populate the world. These include raptors, Flesh Eaters and other mutated creatures. Enemies react to hits on different parts of the body and can take cover in combat, attack in groups or flee. Especially dangerous foes call for a different choice of weapon than smaller enemies.

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Enemy encounter from Turok 2: Seeds of Evil.
· Nightdive Studios / Atari Image source

KEX Engine and reworked graphics

Nightdive built the new edition with the KEX Engine. The modernised technology supports 64-bit systems, new lighting and shadows, reflections, and various resolution settings. A reworked user interface has also been added. The original look of the game world and enemies remains recognisable.

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Screenshot from the visually reworked Turok 2 version.
· Nightdive Studios / Atari Image source

Quick Warp and improved movement

The new edition lets you jump straight to portals you have already visited with Quick Warp. Turok can move faster and pull itself up over ledges. Saving and loading is possible at any time. These changes mainly make it easier to return to areas you have already explored.

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Screenshot of a game environment in Turok 2: Seeds of Evil.
· Nightdive Studios / Atari Image source

Online multiplayer and crossplay

The reworked multiplayer mode offers direct battles against other players. On PC, Nightdive supports network matches via Steam, GOG Galaxy, LAN and direct connection, as well as crossplay between the listed PC services. According to the PlayStation Store, the PlayStation version allows up to 16 players online. The range of features depends on the platform.

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Gameplay shot from the world of Turok 2: Seeds of Evil.
· Nightdive Studios / Atari Image source

Last Turok Standing

The Last Turok Standing mode is one of the remaster's extras. Here you fight other players and try to be the last one standing. The multiplayer mode also uses maps, weapons and visual elements from the earlier PC and Nintendo 64 versions.

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PS5 and Xbox Series since 2025

Since Oct 31, 2025, Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is also available as a PS5 and Xbox Series version. Nightdive released new versions adapted for these consoles. The PS5 edition is clearly listed on the PlayStation Store as a separate platform version. The older PS4 and Xbox One versions remain separate.

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Languages and German text

The PC version offers German on-screen text. The voice audio is listed as English on Steam. The PlayStation Store lists German voice audio alongside English for PS4, but English only for PS5. On-screen text is available in German among other languages on both PlayStation generations.

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Turok Bundle and more titles

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is also available on Steam as part of the Turok Bundle, together with Turok and Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion Remastered. The bundle contains the three standalone shooters and no additional campaign for the second game.

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Game series

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is the second part of the classic Turok series. Iguana Entertainment developed the original, while Nightdive Studios produced the modernised new edition. The story picks up Turok's fight against the Campaigner and places a new antagonist, the Primagen, at its centre.

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