More evidence that my good friend Adam Cooley has too much time on his
hands:
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Author: marshmallow
E-mail Address: m_mallow@hotmail.com
Artwork By: Adam Cooley (See Credits Section)
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Sick Sadistic Quotes
"It's time for a bath, and I ain't talking water with bubbles!"
- me
"Since it's so playful, toss a few Grenades for it to play with!"
-me
"I would like to say that Turok 2 has been the first game to scare me
enough that I felt my colon shrivel up."
- 64 Underground (www.nintendorks.com)
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You know what's funny? This game kicks serious rectum. More rectum than
I thought it would kick...This game looks awesome, I keep thinking it's
on the PC...but it's on my TV! And the blood...seriously, you can shoot
people's head's off, and witness the brains and skull get shoved out the
back. Yummy!
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- Version 1.2 -
Revision History:
March 21st - Well, I spellchecked everything and removed the Multiplayer
Areas. Why? Because there are already a lot of great Multiplayer FAQs
out there! Go check `em out at gamefaqs.com...like always!
January 31st - Well, I just beat this game, and the time on the clock
reads 64:35! The Primagen Key section is complete, I made a few changes
in the Enemy and Boss areas (it's nothing to wet your pants over), added
some more people to the Credits, changed the introduction to the Credits
(it's humor-rific!). The next update will be an orgy of Multi-player
goodies. Don't ask where I got that from...
January 20th - Although the Walkthrough, Weapons, Enemy, and Boss
Section may be complete, there's still a lot more to do. In the next
update, look forward to me finishing off the Primagen Key List and the
Multiplayer Areas, which would finish this guide and boost it past
version 1.0. Viva Multiplayer!!! Oh, BTW, would anyone care to give me
the Primagen Key Locations for the following levels (be as detailed as
possible): 2, 3, 4 (I know where to go, but where is the key for the
block?) 5, and 6. Whoa, that's pretty much all of them, except for level
1...oh well :) Don't be surprised to find out you're not the first one
to tell me. The next version should also have a very large Credits
Section update =)...
January 16th - I better write this quick, as my eyes are about to glaze
over and I feel the fingers of a large coma gripping my throat. Lots of
new goodies, including a walkthrough for level 4 (HOORAY!!!), the cheat
everyone has been waiting for (HOORAY!!!), a ton of new weapons
(HOORAY!!!), new enemies (HOORAY!!!), found the Tailsman in Level 5
(look in paragraph # 10 foe details), along with the Nuke Piece for
level 5 (check paragraph # 9 for that),  some people in the credits
section (HOORAY!!!) and I made a new section, just...go check it out
(HOORAY!!!). Sorry for the HOORAYS!!!'s, it comes with the job.
January 14th - If you think I'm doing a walkthrough for Level 4 you are
INSANE! Let me spell it out for you: I-N-S-A-N-E. That level...I can't
find goose dung in it. Therefore, I have skipped it and have gone on to
greener pastures, namely Level 5, and I added a Walkthrough for THAT,
along with a ton of new weapons, and I did a major overhaul in the
Enemies Section. If anyone knows how to get the Tailsman in level 5,
please tell me! BE VERY DETAILED. Oh, and the Nuke Piece too (short of
exiting the level and coming back) :)
January 5th - Wow, Level 3 was EASY! I added that, along with a few more
additions...
January 4th - After beating level 2, I scrambled to start the game over
and write it down as I beat it. And it's all for you...YOU!!!! Do you
see the dedication, the hard work? You better be grateful...oh, and I
also added some new weapons. Try staying parasitically sustained to that
for a few days, ok? Level 3 is brutal...Oh, I also added the BDAs in
enemy section. What's that? Go look...Also, if you ask for the "good
codes" YOU WILL BE IGNORED.
December 28th - Finished typing this guide up, collapsed into coma,
vital signs missing, nurses are nice, though...
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An "*" will appear next to the sections that have been  updated, as of
January 31st, 1999.
Contents
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1) Story
2) Basics
- Controls
- Items
3) Guns
4) Walkthrough
5) Primagen Key List*
6) Enemies*
7) Bosses*
8) Secrets/Codes
9) Multiplayer Modes
10) Characters
11) Multiplayer Tips/Tricks
12) Multiplayer Levels
13) Credits*
14) Legal Stuff
15) End
Note: The most updated version can ALWAYS be found at www.gamefaqs.com.
Now, most other sites also have the most updated version, but if you're
going to ask a question, be 100% sure you're not viewing a way outdated
version. In other words - if you're not sure, check out Gamefaqs. All
other two dozen or so of my FAQs can also be found there. Enjoy! Or
not...
2nd Note: For now I'm focusing on the one player area, but when that's
done (or near it) I'll start adding content to the other sections.
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1) Story
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After the events in Turok 1, Joshua Fireseed (you have been keeping up
on the comics, right?) threw the Chronoscepter directly into an active
volcano so no one would ever be able to use it again. He unknowingly
triggered a violent earthquake that awoke a large derelict deep in the
Lost Worlds. Inside, Primagen, an Alien that crash landed thousands of
years ago, used his psychic (or psycho, however way you look at it)
powers to call upon the dark forces in the Lost Lands to destroy the
five energy poles. These poles, once destroyed, will release Primagen so
he can well...take over the Universe. Joshua Fireseed isn't about to let
that happen without a fight, and a bloody one at that! Your job is go
through six gigantic (which take up about 30 virtual miles altogether)
levels and find them, and go inside the ship and kill Primagen.
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2) Basics
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The controls are configurable, unlike the original Turok but not unlike
GoldenEye 007. The default is identical to the original Turok. Some
hated it, but most (including me) thought it was very original and
useful, once you get used to it you'll never want to use anything else.
Personally, I think it's perfect, it's the only type I ever use in
Golden Eye. Here they are, the default controls...
Looking: Control Stick - You should know about this, you can look anyway
you want! This is also the only way to aim.
Moving: C Buttons - C up for forward, C down for backwards, C left for
strafe left, C right for strafe right. Simple? Yeah! You can even press
C up and C right to go diagonally.
Shooting: Z button - In this game it's good to have an itchy trigger
finger. But be careful, Acclaim took a hint from GoldenEye 007 and made
enemies that can actually hear gunshots.
Cycle Through Weapons: A and B - B cycles backwards, A cycles forward.
Simple, yes?
Jumping: R button - The longer you hold it, the higher you jump. For
jumping on small platforms, which is not as common as the original, look
down at a 45 degree angle, and use your shadow. The overhead map is also
useful. You can also jump as a last ditch effort to avoid gunfire.
Overhead Map: L button - useful at first, but after you learn a level's
layout, there is really no incentive to use it.
Changing Ammo Type: What if you want to use normal arrows instead of Tek
Arrows? What if you want to use normal shells instead of Explosive?
Press up on the D-pad.
Sniperscope: For those weapons with sniperscopes, press right on the D-
pad, then hold R and press the C buttons (up and down) to focus the
view.
Duck: Down on the D-pad. Not very useful, but it's there if you need it.
Strafing is an important skill to learn early! You must use it to avoid
gunfire or to be in a shoot out fashion. For example, let's say there is
a creature a few yards away and he's shooting energy balls at you. Hide
behind a corner or a wall, when the firing stops strafe out, fire off a
few rounds and see what happens. If he doesn't die, strafe back into
hiding and try again!
Conserve ammo! There is nothing more important than having enough ammo.
As in the original, you're always like "I'm about to run outta ammo,
what will I do?...NO!! RAPTORS!!" So explore around bushes, trees,
corners, or plants to find ammo, they can be found in the darndest of
places. If you can kill a creature with a simple pistol, don't waste
ammo from your shotgun! Get my drift?
You know in the original how if you looked up, then let go of the stick
it would switch right back to the default view? Well, you can fix that
in the options menu! However, if you look up, then move backwards, it
still goes back to the default view. To fix this, go left or right
instead.
Use walls and boxes, along with the duck button to avoid shots.
Head shots will take down the most powerful enemies...after awhile...
When fighting the Undead, turn off the Blood (in the options menu) and
they won't be able to toss blood...therefore, they can not harm you!
For Sniping, turn off the auto-aim option. If you don't, it will aim for
the center of the body, which makes it impossible to peg an enemy
through the eye (which is heaps of fun, especially for the awaiting
victim).
It might be me, but the horizontal sensitivity on the control stick
seems a bit...awkward. Change it to +3 on the options menu. Works for
me!
ITEMS:
Silver Health (+) - Adds two points to your Health.
Blue Health (+) - Adds 10 points to your Health.
Orange Health (+) - Restores Health to 100 if possible.
Golden Health (+) - A rare sight indeed, it adds a whopping 100 Health!
Adon sure does sound kinky when she says "Ultra Health!" =)
Note - Blue and Orange will stop working if you have 100 points, but
Silver and Golden won't. For example, if you have 100 points and grab a
Silver/Golden Health, your meter will go to 102/200. However, the
almighty limit is 250, which is more than enough.
Golden Life Force - Adds one point to your Life Force Meter. Once it
reaches 100, you get an extra life.
Red Life Force - Same as above, except it adds 10 points.
Respawning Caches - Sometimes you might hear a "whishhhh" sound. This is
a sign that ammo and/or health has respawned. Places like this are most
common around bosses, major fights, and oblivion Warp Portals. Note that
these can be found in the regular levels if you look hard enough.
Ship - I'm not sure what it's really called...it's a large pyramid with
a purple glow. When you go in, Adon will present three choices to you:
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Save - Saves game (requires Memory Pak, it's 90 pages per game)
Ammo - Each weapon's magazine is filled to the brim, includes special
ammo (i.e. Explosive Shells, Tek Arrows, etc...)
Health - Your Health is automatically restores to 100. That's it?!
Note that you can only choose 'Health' and 'Ammo' once per level, but
naturally, saving is unlimited.
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3) Guns
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Guns, the Turok series is all about guns and they always will be. This
time, Josh has some guns even more creative and destructive than the
original! Hard to believe, but after witnessing them (or even maybe just
reading this section), you'll be a believer.
Here's how I will do explain each gun.
(Weapon's Name)
Power: Simple enough...how powerful is it?
Usefulness: Will you use it a lot?
Best Against: No explanation necessary.
Worst Against: Ditto.
Notes: The first paragraph will be a description of the actual weapon
and shots itself, while the second one will hold additional information.
# 1 - Talon
Power: Small
Usefulness: High
Best Against: Anything on the same plane as the blade
Worst Against: Small creatures underwater, anything with a gun
Notes: This is a strap of leather attached to Turok's hand, and
connected to it are several sharp, stubby spikes. When you attack with
it, Turok will scratch with it, basically.
This is actually one of the best weapons to use early on, especially
when you're trying to stockpile ammo. The best method of attack is the
"slash and back" method, which is quite useful against powerful enemies.
Simply dash forward, slash, and before the enemy can attack or defend
itself, step back!
# 2 - Bow
Power: Meager
Usefulness: Medium
Best Against: Large, slow creatures.
Worst Against: Just the opposite!
Notes: Just your normal bow and arrow.
Hold down Z and then let go and the arrow will not only fly farther, but
it will cause more damage. When aiming, try to hit the enemy's head,
because anywhere else will barely cause any damage. Remember - you can
pick up spent arrows, even if they're stuck in someone. It's pretty cool
to see an 8 foot beast running around with an arrow stuck in his
forehead...
# 3 - .9mm Pistol
Power: Above Average
Usefulness: High
Best Against: All around good weapon
Bad Against: Large creatures in later levels. Bosses.
Notes: If you've ever seen a real pistol, even a fake one, you should
have an idea what this looks like.
This gun should last you a long, long time. Very good gun for head
shots, as it packs quite a punch and should knock down anything (within
reason...). Although weak, a few shots will put your average enemy down.
# 4 - Flare
Power: None
Usefulness: High
Best Against: Dark Walls
Worst Against: Enemies
Notes: A gun that looks similar to the Pistol, except it has a larger
barrel and is a different shade of gray.
The Flare is totally useless against enemies, it's purpose is to light
dark walls so you can actually see what is there. Useful is dark caverns
and hallways where death might be waiting around the corner! After each
firing, a meter will start to fill up. When it reaches the top, you can
fire one more. Each pod (what comes out of the gun) will stick to any
wall, crate, whether it be underwater or above, and stay there for
several minutes. During this time, it will give off a bright, green
light.
# 5 - Tek Bow
Power: Medium
Usefulness: High
Best Against: Anything that is tough
Worst Against: Anything that is weak, or anything small and quick
Notes: A bow and arrow made of steel and wood specially grown in the
Lost Lands, the Tek Bow is also equipped with a large sniper scope.
The Tek Bow uses special arrows tipped with explosives that, on impact,
explode in a large blue flame, which is actually quite powerful. With
the Sniperscope, you can zoom in and pick enemies off from afar, like
GoldenEye. It may take a bit of practice to do this, though, because you
have to press and hold several buttons.
# 6 - Shot Gun
Power: Very High
Usefulness: Very High
Best Against: Large targets at close range
Worst Against: Opposite of above
Notes: You know what a Shot Gun looks like...admit it...
Almost useless at long range, a huge benefit at close range. Great for
amputating limbs, blowing off torsos, and yes, decapitating. You can
also collect Explosive Shells, making it a very lethal weapon! The only
con is it's rather slow reloading time.
# 7 - Mag 60
Power: Very High.
Usefulness: Very High
Best Against: Tough guys
Worst Against: The opposite
Notes: A more powerful Pistol
An upgrade for the Pistol, the Mag 60 fires three bullets in less than a
second. Although it seems somewhat weak when you use it, it takes a
surprisingly small amount of bullets to lay the larger creatures down
(Purr-Linn, for example).
# 8 - Shredder
Power: Extremely High
Usefulness: Extremely High
Best Against: Things that won't die
Worst Against: Anything that can be killed with something else.
Notes: An elongated, alien looking weapon. It's gray.
Upgrade for the Shotgun, this thing is TWICE as powerful. This will take
out the most formable opponents. When it hits something, flesh or
otherwise, it will bounce off in a spray fashion and bounce around the
walls like silly puddy. Lethal indoors! Also carries explosive shells.
Too bad it doesn't have the same force as the Shot Gun (no blowing off
limbs)...it's better at shooting from a distance, though. That's a plus.
# 9 - War Blade
Power; Extremely High
Usefulness: Very high
Best Against: Everything
Worst Against: Um......bosses?
Notes: A huge blade with serrated edges. Upgrade for the Talon.
This makes the Talon look like a butter knife! This thing can rip off
limbs and heads with a single swing, killing the mightiest of prey. Not
too good at hitting people with a gun? Use this. If the creature in
question is taller than you, just aim up. It's very easy to take down
Endtrails and other monstrosities with a single swipe to the face, which
will send the head rolling like a bowling ball. My weapon of choice.
# 10 - Tranquilizer Gun
Power: Medium
Usefulness: Limited
Best Against: Certain puzzles
Worst Against: Everything else
Notes: Medium sized rifle. It shoots darts coated in a sleep inducing
agent, works almost instantly. That's about it...
This will knock out medium sized creatures (Endtrails, for example) but
it utterly useless against Purr-Linn and the like. If the creature wakes
up, he'll want revenge, and will be a lot tougher, so watch out. Used in
certain puzzles where a switch won't stay down. When the enemy is over
it, stun it with this. Now the switch will stay down, allowing you to go
through the door or whatever it opened. Other than that, it's useless.
If you're desperate, you could make someone go night night and then use
your War Blade...
# 11 - Grenade Launcher
Power: High
Usefulness: Limited
Best Against: Large monsters
Worst Against: The opposite...
Notes: Long weapon, glowing lights on the side...nice explosion!
If you've played the original then you have a pretty good idea what to
expect, just watch out, they handled the way the grenade acts a little.
After getting used to it, blowing off torsos and watching the fountain
of blood spew out is common place. You can only carry 10 rounds at once,
so make every shot count.
# 12 - Plasma Rifle
Power: Very powerful (close-range), weak (long-range)
Usefulness: High
Best Against: Just about anything, really.
Worst Against: Small creatures
Notes: Gray, shiny weapon with a large sniper scope. The laser itself is
green, when it hits something it explodes.
It uses Plasma Paks for it's ammo, you get 150 plasma charges. Sounds
like a lot? Wrong, each shot takes five off, so you get 30 shots. Fires
a concentrated burst of laser, but it's effect diminishes the farther
away your target is. In effect, this makes the Sniper Scope somewhat
limited in use, but a shot to the head will usually put out anything in
line with a Juggernaut (good thing, those bastards...). All around good
weapon!
# 13 - Cereboral Bore
Power: Extremely high
Usefulness: Extremely high
Best Against: Bad-asses.
Worst Against: Um...?
Notes: Round, it looks almost like a sea shell. The bores are blue and
spiral through the air.
Possibly the grossest weapon in video game history, the Cereboral Bore
has a tracking crosshair that is constantly darting around the screen,
looking for potential victims. Upon finding a target, it will flash and
remain on the enemy's head. When fired, a spiraling blue ball will
quickly go to it's head, and land on it, drilling down to the precious
tissue within. After a fountain of gore and sounds that make my legs
weak, the bore will violently explode, just for that extra punch. Kills
anything in one shot. However, the bore can not lock onto enemies
without any intelligence, as it has no brainwaves to track. Do not stop
playing until you have fired this gun!
# 14 - Scorpion Missile Launcher
Power: Very high
Usefulness: High
Best Against: Huge creatures
Worst Against: Wimps
Notes: Remember the rocket launcher in the original? Think of that, but
with a green outline and more moving parts. Has four turrets.
If this isn't overkill then I don't know what is. First, the target will
scope for enemies, like the previous weapon. When it finds one it will
lock on. Upon firing, two missiles will be fired at once, blowing the
creature in question into the air (it should be dead right now). Before
landing, a second pair will fire, blowing it to pieces in mid-air. No,
that's not rain, it's blood! :) Each shot only takes one unit on the
ammo reader. It is powerful, but ammo is hidden well, so make sure to
save it for something BIG!
# 15 - Charge Dart Rifle
Power: N/A
Usefulness: Limited
Best Against: N/A
Worst Against: N/A
Notes: Long and yellow.
The N/As are because, quite frankly, it has no power and I have not
found a place where it helps tremendously (except for a few places in
the Mantid Hive). However, I imagine it comes QUITE in handy when you
have no weapons. Oh, sorry, I forgot to tell you what it does. See,
later in the game, creatures get larger, and the Tranquilizer becomes
useless, so here comes the Charge Dart Rifle to save the day! It's
pretty much just a huge cattle prod, but you can attack from a distance.
Enemies will stand in place for about 60 seconds or so, defenseless.
Holding Z will make your shots become more powerful, making the effect
last even longer. Nice electricity effects!
# 16 - Flame Thrower
Power: Medium
Usefulness: Limited
Best Against: Insect-like baddies
Worst Against: Everything else, to be frank.
Notes: Long and metallic. There's a nice pilot light burning at all
times. Neat-o!
Iguana proudly introduces the first Flame Thrower in video game history
that shoots polygonal fire! Just be careful, it slows down the game a
bit, especially in large rooms. Toast baddies and watch them run around
the room, flailing their arms as the fire incinerates their flesh. It
drains the tank very quickly, so be on the lookout for re-fills.
# 17 - Firestorm Cannon
Power: Very High
Usefulness: Extremely, Extremely High
Best Against: Everything...
Worst Against: Small, moving creatures.
Notes: Remember that one guy's gun in the original Predator? The machine
gun? Well, take that and add some serious lightening effects and a few
moveable parts and you got the Firestorm Cannon.
It uses Plasma Paks, the same as the Plasma Rifle. Once you get your
hands on this, trust me, you won't be dying as much! This gun can rip
enemies apart in seconds, even the most awesome of them all. The catch?
That's the beautiful thing, there is none. Each shot takes one unit of
the ammo gauge, compared to the Plasma Rifle's five. Nice animation.
# 18 - Proximity Fragmentation Mine (PFM) Layer
Power: Very weak
Usefulness: Very low
Best Against: Leave this one in the garage
Worst Against: Anything that moves, really.
Notes: Long, shiny...
Listen to what it does, and tell me if this sounds cool. It lays a mine
that will beep. When a creature gets close, it will beep very quickly,
and then flash red. It will then rocket up to about one foot off the
ground and explode, and shrapnel will go out and take out anyone's
knees, leaving them crawling along the ground. The catch is, it can take
up to 5 mines to take out someone's legs, which will take forever since
75% of the time it won't rocket up, even when the enemy is standing on
the friggin' thing. Why it's not in Multiplayer we may never know.
# 19 - Sunfire Pod
Power: Almost non-existent
Usefulness: Very limited
Best Against: Cave creatures
Worst Against: Anything else
Notes: A shiny sphere that can be tossed. Hold Z to throw it farther.
Throw it at the ground and...FLASH! Enemies are blinded and paralyzed
for several seconds. But, the Tranquilizer Gun, and (when you find it),
then Charge Dart Rifle is a lot better. The only great use it has is
killing the Blind Ones, toss one and they will scream as their head
explodes.
# 20 - Harpoon gun
Power: Medium
Usefulness: Limited
Best Against: Underwater creatures
Worst Against: Um...
Notes: Skinny, always has a spear sticking out at the end.
Really, it's just like having a Bow and Arrow underwater, and it's just
as powerful. The sad thing is that the only underwater creatures are
Leapers and a few Raptoids. So, I guess it does it's job quite nicely.
# 21 - Torpedo Launcher
Power: Very high
Usefulness: Limited
Best Against: Underwater creatures; when you need to get somewhere
quickly
Worst Against: Er...
Notes: Covers the entire bottom of the screen, torpedoes are small
charges with lots of bubbles coming out from behind.
The main purpose of this, besides blowing enemies in half, is to
increase the speed in which you can swim underwater. Just be careful
when you stop, as you'll have a lot of momentum and will still continue
to go forward.
# 22 - Assault Rifle
Power: Medium
Usefulness: Medium
Best Against: Anything
Worst Against: Anything
Notes: Just like the Assault Rifle found in the original. IT CAN ONLY BE
USED IN MULTIPLAYER!
Fires three bullets at once, each the power of the Pistols. Since it's
only used in Multiplayer, there's not much more to say.
# 23 - The Riding Gun
Power: Extremely High
Usefulness: Limited to level 2
Best Against: Anything
Worst Against: Anything
Notes: Lower screen is taken up by the Styracosaurus' head, while the
upper left and right hand corners of the screen is taken up by the twin
missile launchers and single gun.
You can fire the side gun by tapping R, and fire missiles by pressing Z.
Also, by tapping C up a few times while going forward, the Styracosaurus
will charge forward and impale anything in it's way. Although powerful,
the Riding Gun can only be used in level 2. The only con is that it is
very slow and quite sluggish. On the plus side, you have infinite ammo!
# 24 - Razorwind
Power: Extremely High
Usefulness: High
Best Against: Bad-asses
Worst Against: Bosses?
Notes: A circular object, with a hole in the center (this is where you
grip it). The edge is covered in serrated edges.
AKA "The Frisbee of Doom!", the Razorwind is tossed, then it will cut
through anything in front of you, then return to you, hacking anything
off on it's return trip. Although powerful, it is very difficult to aim
at long range (even with the Auto-aim ON!). Good for multiple opponents,
as well. But the strange thing is, wouldn't you figure that that your
arm would be ripped clean off when you tried to grab it out of the air?
# 25 - The Nuke
Power: It's off the damn scale
Usefulness: Limited
Best Against: Certain situations
Worst Against: N/A
Notes: A huge, spiraling, undulating gun with several pieces, it spins
constantly, a sight to behold. It's purdy!
Hold Z to charge it up. Once fired, a blue flash will emit from the end
and form a ball of plasma about 30 feet away. Soon, it will start to
gain energy and the ball will get larger, and larger...until...BOOM!!!
The screen flashes white, then as you can see again, blue explosions are
everywhere as blast waves emit from the center. Any creature within 500
feet will freeze, slowly turning black. After a few seconds, they will
explode. It will send anything to Hell. CAUTION: Do not point at face.
Keep out of reach of small children.
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4) Walkthrough
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This section isn't very fun to read...So unless you're stuck, I'd skip
this section. Also, I DO NOT list the locations of ammo caches. You can
do that on your own...or check out Faceless'  FAQ over at Gamefaqs, he
lists them all.
NOTE: It is note the fault of the author if someone falls into a spastic
episode from hearing the word "go" 500 times.
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Level 1: Port of Adia
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P O R T   O F   A D I A
Mission Objectives:
a. Activate 3 Distress Beacons
b. Rescue 4 Children
c. Activate the Warp Portals
d. Locate the Energy Totem and Defend it at All Costs
New Weapons:
.9mm Pistol
Shot Gun
Flare Gun
Tek Bow
Enemies:
Raptors
Raptoids
Endtrails
Compys
Guardian
Alien Gunner
Follow the path, a bunch of stuff will blow up as you pass it. You'll
find a small aclove with a strange piece of machinery on the wall - this
is a Distress Beacon! You need a Power Cell to activate it, however.
Keep going and you'll see a barrel against the wall, shoot it with an
arrow and it will blow a hole in the wall. Go inside and climb the
ladder. Aha! There's the Power Cell. Return to the Distress Beacon and
put it in (all you have to do is walk up to it). Keep going through the
tunnels and you will find a large room, shallow water, and a ladder
against a platform. At the top is a warp; don't use it! Instead, jump to
the nearby ladder. It's broken down the middle, so this is the only way
to get up there. Inside is the Pistol! Now go through the warp...
Run forward and grab the key off the pedestal. Run around the blind
corner and wet your pants as two Raptoids leap at you. Dispatch them
both and continue, then blast the barrel against the wall to create a
small tunnel. Travel through to the other side, naturally. Dive into the
water and swim through the short hallway. The end SEEMS to be blocked by
rubble, but it's not. One of the stones will serve as a ramp to the
upper area. Climb the ladder you find and now you're on a walkway above
the water room. Turn right and kill the Endtrail there, then hit the
switch he was guarding. Continue on the walkway to find a tunnel. Grab
the flashlight, now you can see in these dark caverns! At the end is a
switch, hit it to continue. Clear out the area, now you can see a child
in a cage. Go behind it to find a path, you come to a fork. It doesn't
matter which one you take, it goes to the same area. At the top is an
Endtrail, kill him and a nearby door will open. Hit the switch inside:
this will do two things. It will open a nearby door to let a Raptoid
out, so be careful. And it will open the cage. Since the kid seems too
stupid to walk out, you have to go and touch her. "Thank you Turok!" how
utterly...cute...(shivers). Drop down to the water room and go through
the portal you opened.
You can just see the top of an Endtrail's head...I'm sure you know what
to do. Among the rubble is a switch, hit it for some life. Go around the
wreckage to find a group of Compys, take them out with your Talon. You
can literally rip them apart! Now, hit the switch they were guarding to
open a nearby tunnel. Go through to find an Endtrail running around a
box, making him impossible to kill (almost). Just climb the nearby
ladder, then kill him. Hit the switch to open the door for a couple of
Raptors. Climb the ladder and hit that switch, then climb down and
continue. At the end of all of this is a new area. Exploring the area,
you'll eventually find the Endtrail guarding the exit. Kill it, then hit
the nearby barrel. The hole it makes has the Power Cell. Backtrack and
you will spot a huge stack of boxes and crates. Climb them to the top to
find the Distress Beacon. Only one more to go! Go into the warp the
Endtrail was guarding.
This area is very similar to the last...just larger. Go up the ramp and
leave the Endtrail full of lead. The door he was guarding will open up,
inside is a switch. It will open up two more doors. One will have the
switch that will open up the exit to this area, while the other will
have the Power Cell. Get it, then go near the bundle of crates nearby.
Behind one of them is the Distress Beacon (mission a accomplished)! Now
exit through the doorway. At the end of this enemy infested path is a
bridge. When you get near it will lower, allowing you to pick up the
Shot Gun (just be careful of the Endtrail nearby!) Save this for when
there are multiple Entrails in your face...Blast the barrels to keep on
going. There is a Ship there (Name?). Save, then hit the nearby switch.
This is a dead-end...If you haven't noticed, the bridge with the Shot
Gun went over a previously explored area. But the switch opened up some
new doors there, so leap off and kill the Endtrail there (don't worry
about finding him...he'll find you!). Now enter the sewers! Wet your
pants via the Raptoids, then climb the ladder and hit the switch, look
to your left...aha! New passage. Another trapped kid...Two Endtrails
will run to greet you. After they are both dead a nearby tunnel will
open up, revealing the cage switch. Go touch the child, then run to the
above portal.
Climb the ladder, dispatch the Raptoid, then collect the Level Key. Now
you are on the walkway from the start of the level, except this time a
NEW door has opened up! Go inside and jump in the warp.
Through path around the lake, through the tunnel, then activate the Warp
Portal by touching the nearby switch on the wall. If you want to see a
nice cinema, go in the Portal. However, it is not necessary for
completing the level. Go trough the nearby hallway to go to the upper
area, then continue. WAIT! Stop, go to your left and you will find a
ledge with three Blue +'s. Look below...see the aclove with switch? Jump
down there and hit it, it will open up a small room in the waterfall
below. Inside is a Level Key, guarded by an Endtrail. Now make your way
up to the upper area, at the end is a Ship and a warp.
Collect the Tek Bow (the kind that lets you use Tek Arrows, it also has
a Sniper Capability) that's right in front of your face. Turn the corner
and wipe out EVERYTHING! Climb on the wreckage, then use it to climb the
nearby ladder. At the top is a switch that will open up a nearby door.
Go in, then you will fall into an underground area. Hit a switch and
nearby doors will open as a pair of Raptoids are let loose. Just keep
hitting the switches and you will eventually save another crying brat.
Climb out of this hellhole. Jump over the wreckage, then find the
waterfall with two switches on either side. Trip them both and the
waterfall will open up, revealing a tunnel. Go inside. Go inside the
house and hit the switch, go through the nearby door that has just
opened up. At the end of the hallway is another house, this time the
switch is in the area under the stairs. Go up the ramp, kill the nasty
Endtrail, go across the bridge, 'nother Endtrail, then a warp...
Yet another house! The switch is on top of a bunch of crates, it will
open a door right under your nose, literally. Go backwards a few crates,
then look at the wall: new tunnel! At the end is a child, locked up in a
cage, where she belongs...er...poor thing. Walk towards the bridges and
they will fall. Make your way to the top, where you will find a switch,
that is heavily guarded. Now go rescue the bitch...er...that cute lil'
girl (mission c accomplished). Fall down to the lower area and walk
through the warp.
You're back in the area with houses...Go to where you entered the area
the first time, then hop on the roof to the first house. Turn to your
left to find an aclove with a switch, make like Mario and jump over
there! Go through the new hallway that opens. Hit both switches, then
return to the houses to find yet another new area. Hit the next switch,
go to the next room, kill everything...Go up the ramp and hit that
switch. Go to the new area...now go through the warp!
Hit both switches, go to the new area, hit the switch downstairs, hit
the second switch that appears in the new downstairs...go upstairs, hit
that friggin' switch, then grab the key, then merrily skip to the warp.
If I have to say "switch" one more time I'll scream...
Kill the pair of Endtrails by carefully aiming at their faces. Then
climb the crates and hit the...switch...(AHHH!!!!). Follow the path,
playing with your scaly friends until you come upon another Ship. If I
were you, I would ask Adon to power up my ammo! The next area is
brutal...walk into the warp.
DO NOT use your Shot Gun unless you have NOTHING else to use! You'll
need this later...You have to walk up in the air on thin walkways, with
a ton of Endtrails everywhere. Ignore them, attempting to kill them will
surely have the same effect as you. And besides, it's faster just to
run. However, near the end you'll need to kill some to open up doors.
Oh, and watch your step, it's a LONG way down. At the end you will drop
down into a new area. Climb the ladder to the left and hit the switch,
then go backwards and climb the ladder in the new aclove, inside is
another Key. Then climb the series of ladders on the right to reach a
new tunnel. Rip the Comps to shreds with your Talon, then hit the switch
up the ladder to the left, then climb the ladder on the right for the
new passage. More houses! Go upstairs, you'll face two Endtrails at
once...inside a house...with a lot of passageways...ouchies. Upstairs is
another Key. Keep hitting switches, eventually you'll be forced outside.
Go into the two acloves at the bottom, hit that switch, then go across
the bridge to the new area. Climb down the ladder, hit the switch on the
wall (mission b accomplished), then jump into Warp Portal Machine.
After an impressive cinema you will face three strange creatures with
axes and grenades, then two 10 foot aliens with tons of armor and a HUGE
gun (it's bigger than you for peat's sake!). If you have a lot of Shot
Gun shells (preferably Explosive) this will be a bit easier, just blow
their brains out. At the end you will collect a piece of the Nuke. Then
Adon will explain that this was a trap for you, it was not a *real*
portal. Ok...fair enough. When you re-appear you will be in front of the
fake portal. Go through the hall that took you here, then drop down to
the area with two Endtrails. Head left, towards the room with a blue
glow. Hit both switches to open up an area a few inches away. Inside is
an Endtrail guarding a Warp Portal and a stockpile of ammo. Collect it,
then leap in.
Now you have to defend the Energy Totem...against 10+ Endtrails...AT
ONCE! Again, the Shot Gun does wonders here. It shouldn't be that
difficult. After they are all dead (mission d accomplished) you will be
warped to the "Hub"
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Level 2: River of Souls
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R I V E R    O F    S O U L S
Mission Objectives:
a. Destroy 2 Soul Gates
b. Banish the 3 Sisters of Despair
c. Locate and Defend the Energy Totem at All Costs
New Weapons:
War Blade
Mag 60
Tranquilizer Gun
Enemies:
Gun Emplacement
Endtrail (includes advanced type)
Raptoid
Raptor
Small Spider
UnDead
Flame UnDead
Leaper
Guardian
Alien Gunner (includes advanced type)
Tailsman:
Leap of Faith
Special Enemy:
Sisters of Despair (3)
You start out in front of a pen, and inside is a Styracosaurus (large
creature that resembles a Triceratops). Climb on...now this is a weapon
of mass destruction! Remember, you can fire the gun on the side using R
(most people forget about this). Ok, turn left and follow that path
until you find a bunch of buildings. Now THIS is funny! Hilarious, even.
All of the enemies will be walking around casually, then when they see
you, run around, screaming, with their arms flailing in the air. Since
you have infinite ammo...enjoy the slaughter! Ok, where was I...turn
right, and go through the buildings. Follow the path there and you will
find your first Gun Emplacement. Quickly take it out, then the gate
behind it will drop. Go through...
Either go through the tunnel or blast the wall for a detour (you can
tell which walls are fake because they are lighter and have an outline
on them). Either way you'll end up in the same place. To lower this gate
you'll need to blast the missile launcher that is above on the building,
you can just see it. You'll need to use your missiles...when it's gone,
the gate will lower. Blow away that gun emplacement. Turn right and
follow that path. Blow away those two guns and continue. Blow away the
missile launcher on the nearby building to get the gate to lower. To
avoid the missiles, strafe left and right, I forgot to mention that
before.
Ignore the missile launchers and just blow away the logs and run as fast
as you can up the hill. After going through a long tunnel, you'll reach
a band of trigger happy Endtrails. Quickly take them out before they sap
your health, then continue. Blow away the two nearby missile turrets to
lower the bridge. Across from it, blast the two gun emplacements (the
side gun works well here). Follow the path, cross the bridge, blow up
the logs, and quickly go past the missile turrets. Behind the buildings
is a tunnel, follow it, running over Raptoids, then take out the two
missile turrets at the end, then cross the bridge. Park yourself in the
pen, you will automatically dismount the Styracosaurus. Climb the nearby
ladder, save at the Ship, and go through the Warp.
Take out the two friendly Endtrails. Look across the would-be-
bridge...see those two, strange objects on the wall? This is, believe it
or not, a switch. Hit the round object sticking out of the long one and
it will be activated. Shoot both and the bridge will lower. After
crossing the bridge, go to your extreme right to find a barrel against a
wall. Blow it up and there will be a path behind it. Climb the ladder,
then use your Tek Bow to look across the chasm. See that barrel? Blow
that up and it will open up a new path over there. Jump down, then climb
the ladder. Besides getting a TON of power-ups, you'll receive the War
Blade! Continue. Kill the annoying bastards known as Compys, then search
for power-ups. After that, go through the tunnel on the right. Kill all
of the enemies. You'll spot a fortress with a switch on the wall, hit
the switch to make it lower. Go left or right, it doesn't matter. At the
end, in an aclove, is a Warp.
This area is circular, and infested with enemies. Explore and you should
find a Key. Go through the tunnel that is near here. It will have a path
of Gold Life Force going into it, and there should be a wall on the
RIGHT. If not, that's the wrong one, look for another one. Ok, this area
is a lot like the previous one. You will find a switch under a barrel,
this will open a nearby door. Go through the hallways here, you will
eventually find a switch on the wall. Shoot the circular part, like
before, and a large bridge will lower, allowing you to cross a nasty
green water pit (which will kill you instantly if you fall in). On the
otherside, besides two Raptoids waiting in ambush, is a Warp.
To your right is a Ship, so if you want to save, save. This is another
circular area. Go either left or right, it doesn't matter. You'll
eventually stumble upon an Endtrail guarding a ladder. Take him out,
then climb the ladder, naturally. At the top, run through the tunnel and
you will come upon a large area that you saw in the intro to this level.
Go up the large, golden path, the one where the Raptor is. Go to the
locked door, and follow the path to your left. At the end of the walkway
is an Endtrail guarding a switch. Hmm...those Endtrail doesn't guard
things very well, do they? :) Anyways, the switch will open up a series
of doors under your feet. Drop down. If you dropped to an area with a
Raptor in a door, go to the other one, it should have an Endtrail AND a
Raptor. Take care of them, then go through the tunnel. Here's your first
encounter with your spidery friends...or should I say fiends? Anyways,
up the path you'll find a Locked Warp Machine. Hit the nearby switch. It
won't un-lock it, but it will open the barred doors that are on the
fountains. Go back and collect the two Gate Keys, they are in small
acloves inside the fountains.
Walk up to the big door. Near it are two large slabs of stone with a
hole in each. Walk up to them and the Gate Keys will be automatically
placed in. You'll hear a bunch of mechanical noises, then after a few
seconds, the gate will open up. Out come two Endtrails, so be prepared.
Go to your left and hit that switch, it will open the door right there.
Inside is the switch that will un-lock the Warp Portal Machine, it's
ontop of some crates. Once it's un-locked, return to it.
Again, it's fake, and you'll have to battle bloodthirsty Guardians and
Alien Gunners. Remember, there are several acloves with health and ammo
that respawn every few seconds, so be sure to stock up. After the first
wave is gone, go through the paths that are to the left and right of
where you entered. Kill the guardians there, then climb the ladder
behind it's dead corpse to find a switch. Hit them both, it will un-lock
another door. BE SURE NOT TO FALL IN THE LAVA! Unlike the original, it
means instant death. After some more bloodshed, another piece of the
Nuke is yours!
Go back to the room that is behind the big door. Dive into the fountain,
and as quickly as you can, swim to the bottom and activate the switch,
then come back up. Go through the newly opened door. Collect the ammo,
then jump in the Warp.
Explore around, you'll find that the Endtrails are having a party, and I
have the feeling you weren't invited. Despite that, blow their friggin'
brains out before they have any time to bring out the cake. Near here is
a switch, hit that and go through the door. After a long series of
tunnels and switches, you'll find a new area where you can jump across
and acquire the Mag 60, an upgrade for your Pistol. Return to the
Endtrail party grounds. One of the barrels here will blow a hole in the
wall. Follow it. Hit the switch on the wall with a single bullet to
lower the bridge. Hit the switch in the tunnel to open that door. Go
right, through the little alley, across the bridge, and hit that switch.
Turn around and that door will open. Destroy (running out of verbs for
the same action here) the Endtrail, then hit THAT switch.
Near the entrance to this area is a ramp, go up it to discover a large,
open door. Once you enter, the door will shut and lock itself. Welcome
to the first Soul Gate! Muhahah...legions of UnDeads will start coming
out of the ground. To make yourself invincible, turn off the blood on
the options menu. Now, they can't hurt you, since they can't toss blood!
Shoot at the Soul Gate until it blows up (about 20 Shot Gun shells).
There is respawning ammo in the room, so stock up before leaving.
As you exit (same door you came in), look on the right for an open door.
If it's shut, you came in the wrong door to this area, so go back to the
Endtrail Party place and blow up a barrel to find the correct path here.
Once you get through, go left or right, it doesn't matter. At the end is
a lot of ammo, plus a Warp.
Go forward and clear out the area. You're probably wondering how to get
up to where the Endtrails were...simple...there are thin paths near the
entrance that will allow you to get up there. The Endtrail path on the
right has a tunnel. At the very top is a switch that will lower a door,
letting loose some Raptoids. Take them out, and follow the LOOOONNNNG
trench. There's not much here, just a bunch of angry Endtrails to take
out (and some good Sniping Areas, as well). At the end, go left, up the
fountains. In the clearing, there is an Endtrail directly across from
you and one to the left of when you enter, so be careful. Hit the two
switches on the wall and the central pillar will rise, allowing you
access to another Warp.
Now, from now on, listen very carefully to what I say, as you can REALLY
screw yourself up if you don't go to the right areas at the right time.
Go up the ladder and when at the top, go through the tunnel that is to
your right. Follow it and you will find two paths, follow the one with
the Golden Lift Force (or, if you screwed yourself up and don't have
those because you already collected them, the path on the right). Dive
into the fountain. Swim down, then turn LEFT and follow that path to a