The game will have 17 playable characters, 36 deathmatch maps and loads of new items and weapons. Here are the first screens of it in action.Īs Qmann previously reported, Rage Wars (due out this November) will concentrate on the multiplayer side of things. Three issues ago, Quartermann got the exclusive scoop on Acclaim's next game in the mega-popular Turok franchise, Turok: Rage Wars (formerly Turok: Bloodlust). You'll be able to pick from an array of characters like Golden Eye and duke it out in Turok environments in team and every-man-for-himself modes. The biggest and most-welcome addition to Turok are the four-player split-screen Multiplayer Modes. Also look for improved enemy Al and neat-o death sequences. You have to see the weapons to really appreciate their awesome effects. There are 23 weapons total, including a minelayer, a flamethrower and a load of others. You have a huge variety of weapons to blow the beasts apart with. Wars rage, buildings explode, and people scream in pain as you run around trying to get the better of the new advanced Al-driven bad guys.Īnother incredible feature is the number of weapons. The level had a certain Duke Nukem quality to it, mainly due to the scripted events which go on around you.
The environments we drooled over at Acclaim's booth were very rich, featuring incredible graphical effects.
So the fog ends up being used to spice up the environmental and atmospheric effects instead of being used as a technological cover-up.
Virtually gone is the pea soup fog of the original-we are now faced with an advanced geometry engine that draws five times as much detail as has been seen before. Now that we've actually played Turok 2, it's easy to see the team at Iguana is using the technology of the N64 to its fullest to produce something truly spectacular. Fog is now used mainly for effect and not much else.
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