It's been 20 years since the original Turok dinosaur hunter game hit PC. It was remastered in late 2015 - and added to Xbox One a few months later - and then Nightdive Studios said late last year that a remake of Turok 2: Seeds of Evil was on the horizon as well. The horizon is not far off any more as the developer has revealed a March 16 release date for the remastered dinosaur hunting game.

To add a little bonus to the game, Nightdive has added a multiplayer mode called Last Turok Standing.

"Turok 2: Seeds of Evil does more than just continue the series," Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick said. "From the moment that a player first begins their quest in the Port of Adia, they will face a whole new series of challenges and puzzles to solve. Players will also get to use a whole new series of weapons to overcome these challenges.”

Nightdive just released a level editor for the Turok remaster in January.

The game was a critical hit when it first came out back in 1998 with interesting gameplay and some fun weapons. The game didn't age well, and Nightdive was fairly mum about any remake until it posted on its blog about it, explaining licensing problems over rights to the game.

Turok 2: Seeds of Evil is available for pre-order on Steam.