In Turok multiplayer, dinos hunt YOU!!!

Propaganda Games told Gamefront.de one thing about multiplayer in their next-gen Jurassic not-so-Park Turok (for the PS3 and Xbox 360). You see, in the old Turok single-player, you hunted dinosaurs, among other enemies. In multiplayer for the upcoming Turok, you must hunt and be hunted by your competitor players. In a classic case of Russian Reversal, in this Turok multiplayer, dinos also hunt you.

The 16-man multiplayer arenas will be teeming with prehistoric life, or as Gamefront puts it, “In addition Saurier run around also in the multi-player arenas.” It’s hard enough to contend with gunfire and an unhealthy appetite for human flesh – especially with an unhealthy AI carrying the carnivores.

Gamefront revealed that these dinos will teem within the valleys and lowlands, offering a couple of tactical decisions:

• Take the high road, and hopefully the dinos don’t climb mountains, but stick out like a sore thumb in plain sight of every enemy player with a scope on his gun; or
• Take the low road, and for the sake of Pete, hope the dinos are chasing someone else instead. That is a factor of the dino population, which ultimately translates to… sometimes you’ll wish you took the high road instead.

Turok will set foot in European mountains and valleys in 2007 – that’s how much Gamefront revealed of a release date.

Propaganda Games told Gamefront.de one thing about multiplayer in their next-gen Jurassic not-so-Park Turok (for the PS3 and Xbox 360). You see, in the old Turok single-player, you hunted dinosaurs, among other enemies. In multiplayer for the upcoming Turok, you must hunt and be hunted by your competitor players. In a classic case of Russian Reversal, in this Turok multiplayer, dinos also hunt you.

The 16-man multiplayer arenas will be teeming with prehistoric life, or as Gamefront puts it, “In addition Saurier run around also in the multi-player arenas.” It’s hard enough to contend with gunfire and an unhealthy appetite for human flesh – especially with an unhealthy AI carrying the carnivores.

Gamefront revealed that these dinos will teem within the valleys and lowlands, offering a couple of tactical decisions:

• Take the high road, and hopefully the dinos don’t climb mountains, but stick out like a sore thumb in plain sight of every enemy player with a scope on his gun; or
• Take the low road, and for the sake of Pete, hope the dinos are chasing someone else instead. That is a factor of the dino population, which ultimately translates to… sometimes you’ll wish you took the high road instead.

Turok will set foot in European mountains and valleys in 2007 – that’s how much Gamefront revealed of a release date.