Nightdive Studios’ three remastered classics will soon be available in a bundle, and those who prefer physical editions will be able to get their hands on it.

Nightdive Studios has breathed new life into the iconic Turok trilogy, modernizing the legendary shooters and bringing the saga to current-generation platforms. When the original Turok launched back in 1997, it introduced players to a deadly 3D world filled with traps, puzzles, hostile enemies, and powerful weapons. The remasters feature upgraded gameplay, high-resolution textures, enhanced lighting and rendering, and full support for console controllers, along with platform-specific features.

In the first game, Turok, time has no meaning and evil knows no bounds. The time-traveling warrior Turok is thrust into a mysterious land torn apart by conflict. An evil warlord known as the Campaigner seeks to dominate the universe using a powerful ancient artifact called the Chronoscepter. Long ago, the Chronoscepter was shattered into eight pieces to prevent such catastrophe. Now, the Campaigner has built a massive focusing array to harness and amplify its power. Turok must gather the fragments scattered across the Lost Land and put an end to the Campaigner’s plan.

In Turok 2: Seeds of Evil, after defeating the Campaigner, Turok casts the Chronoscepter into a waiting volcano, hoping to destroy it. Instead, the explosion awakens a new threat: the Primagen. Once again, Turok must fight to protect the world, this time from a force threatening to merge Earth with the underworld. The sequel introduces new enemies, weapons, objectives, environments, and for the first time, a multiplayer mode.

Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion concludes the trilogy. Players choose between Joseph and Danielle Fireseed, siblings of Joshua Fireseed from the second game. Together, they must face the monstrous entity known as Oblivion and its followers, the Flesh Eaters, in the wake of their brother’s apparent death.

The Turok Trilogy Bundle will be released physically on October 31, 2025 for PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch.

Source: Gematsu