It really is starting to come together.

its expensive, i pefer extract the music from the game...  each of us who have buy the remaster or get the original game can have access to the musics without buy again.

"...This is from my private collection. Some of this may have seen the light of day, but never the whole CD. Written in 1997, this CD was recorded in the studio in my house when I was living in Austin, TX. It is laid out in the form of a "Concept Album", which I really enjoy (XTC's "Skylarking" and the first Enigma albums were my favorites at the time). This is a CD version of the game music, using the original equipment that I had back in '97."

That's a quote from Darren's Facebook page.  You can rip the music if you like (as many already have) but this is the original compositions in their original state as envisaged by the musician before it was crushed to fit on a game cartridge.  I don't think $9 for someones original vision of their music is too much to ask. 

Just a bit of advice from an old fart:  Try to be a little more positive about things.  As Turok fans we're in a good place right now.  Let's keep it that way.

They've put out at least 2 beta patches on Steam.  One of them is presumably the one you're talking about.  Since launch, the game has become more stable and is more optimised than it was.  It's getting there.  Things take time.

It is true, however, that the coders have been fairly quiet.  Edward was initially quite verbose on Steam but even he's gone to ground.  Being a positive chappy, I'm taking this as a good sign that they're working hard.

Not for sale in the UK...

I've PM'd you regarding a wee play tonight if you're up for it.

It's impressive that it's been dl'd so many times.  Congratulations!  Remember, if people aren't giving you feedback, that's usually a good sign.  Folk are much quicker to complain than to congratulate - just look at the 'feedback' that the remaster multiplayer has been getting...  So, you must be doing something right.