by Back in the day, I loved squaring up against pixelated dinos in Turok on the N64. Now, here we are in 2026 with brand new Turok: Origins gameplay footage, and some early impressions from a couple of outlets who played it.
The footage comes courtesy of Champs Network on YouTube, who posted b-roll provided by Saber Interactive showcasing a fight with a big red-eyed dinosaur, plenty of Xenia executions, and a bunch of weapons and abilities to expect upon the full release, sometime during Spring 2027.
All in all, the game looks alright at a glance, but from the limited number of previews I've found floating around, feelings seem to be a bit mixed.
Here's what the early previews had to say about Turok: Origins:
Pocket Tactics
"I went into Turok: Origins expecting to spend 30 minutes wondering why Turok needed to become a co-op shooter. Instead, I came away wanting to play more, which is probably the biggest compliment I can give it. Whether Saber Interactive sticks the landing or not, I'm genuinely curious to see where this particular evolution of Turok goes."
Push Square
"So come the end of my demo, I was fairly unenthused by the whole thing. Certainly, there’s a potential appeal for some turn-your-brain-off action, and who knows, maybe combat will spice things up a little later on in the game. But I left my session with the impression that the whole thing was just fine."