NO WAY TO SAVE GAME !!!!!!

Supposedly when you reach a checkpoint - the game will be saved at that point. However none of these were ever saved in the save slot. If I die during the game it will re-spawn me at the checkpoint, but it will not save the game in the saved games slot. There is no quick save, there is no pull down menu or option to save. This SUCKS! Every time i have to start the game at the very beginning. There are hundreds of people complaining about this in the discussions forum going back to 2016.

I am using windows 11, so maybe that is the problem. It says it works on windows 7 through 10.

For me, this game is UNPLAYABLE.

UPDATE: I spent hours searching the web and I figured out there are "checkpoints" which serve as temporary save points so if you die you re-spawn there AND there are actual gold kiosks that will ask if you want to save your game and these are far and few between.

What I do NOT understand is why this is not explained in the training level, nor is there any text or pdf files in the installation folder nor any explanation on the main menu page. I truly do not understand why they want their game customers spending hours trying to figure out important rules that could be easily explained in a few short sentences?

I played Turok on the N64 back in the '90s and could never figure out how to get past the second level. Revisiting the remaster by Nightdive Studios almost 20 years later, I still had to follow a guide to navigate most of the puzzles and labyrinthine levels. I’m not a big fan of the level design—especially early on—but I did notice that by the final level, the game really picks up into a DOOM-like state, where fast-paced run-and-gun action takes over instead of tedious searching for hidden paths.

The sound design is fantastic. The classic ""I AM TUROK"" when earning an extra life, the distant dinosaur roars, and the tribal drums and bells all work together to create the perfect atmosphere for a dinosaur-hunting adventure. The gun designs are another highlight—I found myself using the plasma rifle and minigun whenever I had ammo. However, weapon switching was a major issue; no matter how much I tried, I could never reliably cycle to the right gun using my mouse wheel or buttons, which became frustrating in combat.

One thing that caught me off guard was the ending. Just when I thought I had reached the final boss, the game threw a curveball at me—so at least it had a strong (if wildly bizarre) conclusion to its insanely confusing space dinosaur pirate plot.

yeah its pretty good