Buena Vista Games announced they had obtained the video game rights to Turok from franchise owner Classic Media.
Shortly before E3 2005, the first official announcement of the game's development was disclosed. The game's success pushed Propaganda to begin work on a direct sequel, simply titled Turok 2, but the project was eventually cancelled due to layoffs at Propaganda Games, following 2009's economic crisis.
ĭespite mixed reception, Turok was a commercial success, selling over 1 million copies throughout all platforms in just two weeks. Several critics, however, praised the game's atmosphere, concept and ideas. Critical reception towards the game was mixed, with critics divided on the game's design and gameplay, while criticism was directed at the story and writing. The game was scheduled to be released in North America for the PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360 in November 2007 but was delayed until Februhowever, it was instead released on January 31, 2008. The developers conceived the game as a reboot and a modern, fresh start to the franchise while drawing story and design inspirations from James Cameron's 1986 film, Aliens. Development of the game began in 2005 shortly after Buena Vista Games' purchasing of the Turok license. Turok was developed by Propaganda Games and published and distributed by Touchstone Interactive in North America, Ireland, and the United Kingdom and by Capcom in all other territories. It acts as a total reboot to the series, serving as the first installment in a new continuity.
Turok, originally titled Turok: Rebirth, is an action-adventure first-person shooter video game and the fifth installment in the first-person shooter Turok franchise. A deadly fight for survival." - Turok tagline PEGI: 16+ (Europe only) " A hostile planet. ESRB: Mature (M) for Blood and Gore, Mild Language, and Violence
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