The best is probably the track for the Campaigner's fortress, which is suitibly mechanical and intimidating

The soundtrack to first game, done entirely on synthesizers manages to stay Uber-Badass and still be classic-video game style at the same time.

Port of Adia and River of Souls are great as well.Hive of the Mantids from Turok 2, has some of the best atmospheric and intense build up in a song.Awesome Music: All the games have good music, but Seeds of Evil takes the cake.It isn't the flashiest, but it has strong ammo, a fast and steady fire rate, and plasma charges are easy to find. Once you kill him, your reward is his gun, the Pulse Rifle, which is one of the best weapons in the game (and this is the only way to attain it until the Final Boss in the original versions the 2015 version adds several more Pulse Rifles to the game after that fight). First, he sends a pair of Hummers after you and you must take them out without being shot or run over, before facing the Longhunter himself. Despite being a normal human, he's one of the most fast-paced and exciting bosses in the series. And there's the sheer concept of the fight that makes it cool. He's a massive T-Rex that takes so much damage before going down that players are recommended to conserve ammo for the fusion cannon, but his attacks are tough enough to avoid that he really tests your skills with strafing and dodging. Instead, they are barely any harder than the average Mook in the level, as one direct hit with an explosive shell will usually kill one. They appear in the second level and have to be killed as one of the mission objectives, implying they are at least akin to minibosses in terms of difficulty. The Sisters Of Despair from the second game.Kane, the Big Bad of the 2008 game, is fought entirely through a series of Quick-Time Events.Strangely enough the trope applies much more in the Updated Re-release, where the Chronoscepter does far more damage to him, meaning you can defeat him in less than a minute if all three shots connect (in the original versions you'd still have about a third to a half of his health to go, still quite a challenge considering most of the other high-level weapons don't work on him).

He is actually pretty challenging, especially if you weren't able to assemble the Chronoscepter, but does come across as a little mundane for a final boss, especially considering you fight him right after you face the much more memorable Thunder. The Campaigner in the first game can also count.

Turok 2 soundtrack