Texas in 1886. The last surviving tribe members of the Saquin try to escape to Mexico but are ambushed. Captain Tobias Bruckner, instead of letting them go in peace, has other plans. There breaks out a bloody battle in which the Indians have no chance. The warrior Tal'Set struggles up to Bruckner and fights with him. In the course of the fight they get into an old cave with ancient writings and artifacts. The blood from a deadly wound of Tal'Set leads to a reaction which catapults him into the lost ancient land. A seer saves the life of Tal'Set. During the following weeks he finds out that he is intended to become Turok. At first disappointed and bitter because for this his people had to die, he accepts the order in the end. Various fights occur throughout the game. Turok Evolution offers somewhat nice graphics. You wage war in a land of lush jungles, suspended cities, mysterious temples, reptile armies, and towering dinosaurs. In the game you can also fly a fully-armed winged Quetzalcoatlus, use the destructible environment – such as trees and massive rocks – to help your weapons, and order your troops to take cover, establish strategic positions, and even surrender.