It has been over a long time since another Turok game was released, and a few fans of the establishment have been holding out expectation that an advanced passage in the series will in the long run be released. For these fans, some possibly energizing data has developed over the previous day, as another Turok game, Turok: Escape from Lost Valley, has surfaced. That said, this new Turok title may not quite be the game that these players were expecting.
Turok: Escape from Lost Valley is a third individual activity experience game with an adorable enlivened style. While elements from Turok: Escape from Lost Valley, for example, its hero and animals, will be natural to those that have played the first Turok, and past, this is positively a significant departure from the series’ previous offerings.
The details that are right now accessible on this new Turok game originate from a Steam page that was found just yesterday. This page lists the Turok: Escape from Lost Valley discharge date as July 25, and it offers more data on what fans can anticipate from the experience. All the more explicitly, Turok: Escape from Lost Valley will place players in the shoes of Turok, who will utilize a knife and bow as he endeavors to leave Lost Valley and advance back home.
The developer of Turok: Escape from Lost Valley is Pillow Pig Games, and the title was one of the runners-up in the ongoing Universal GameDev Challenge, which requested that free studios make new game from an establishment claimed by Universal. There were very nearly 550 entries to the Universal GameDev Challenge, and the way that Turok: Escape from Lost Valley rose to the top is a demonstration of the work that Pillow Pig Games did on the title.
While a few players might be baffled that the following Turok game isn’t a refreshed interpretation of the primary individual shooting that the establishment is known for, others are sure to discover something to cherish in Turok: Escape from Lost Valley. For those that are not interested in trying out the new game though, the recent Turok port for Switch might scratch the dinosaur hunting itch for the time being.
