Turok 2 is a game from the 90s, as a result has 90s game design. This means that the games does not constantly tell the player what they are suppose to be doing. 90s games also focus and replay value, that means that the levels are design in such away that most players will miss something on their first trip through and need to take a second (or even third) trip through to find everything. 90s games also have maze like level design to try and trick the player into thinking the areas are much bigger than they actually are. 90s games also had combat that focused on attrition of resources rather than quick reflects.

If you were not alive and playing video games in the 90s, Turok 2 will be difficult to get use to. I believe most people who do not remember the 90s would give up on the game after 30 minutes. I played and enjoyed this game on the N64, but recognize this game is not for everyone.

Turok 2 is a game from the 90s, as a result has 90s game design. This means that the games does not constantly tell the player what they are suppose to be doing. 90s games also focus and replay value, that means that the levels are design in such away that most players will miss something on their first trip through and need to take a second (or even third) trip through to find everything. 90s games also have maze like level design to try and trick the player into thinking the areas are much bigger than they actually are. 90s games also had combat that focused on attrition of resources rather than quick reflects. If you were not alive and playing video games in the 90s, Turok 2 will be difficult to get use to. I believe most people who do not remember the 90s would give up on the game after 30 minutes. I played and enjoyed this game on the N64, but recognize this game is not for everyone.