Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate

This got dull pretty fast for me. I don't think the game plays very well. The turtles feel cumbersome, chunky and slow and the dodge feels vague. There's a lot going on on screen with lots of un-necessary flashes, effects and even level geometry that obscure what you need to see. I play other fast paced games just fine but in this one, I was unable to stop getting hit and it was very annoying. You don't lose a lot of health, but it feels like getting hit is almost inevitable in this and it's "part of it", I don't really like that. The enemies like to play a "don't stand here" game with many battles devolving into you just looking at the coloured patches on the ground and dodging out of them whilst spamming the attack button. It's gets so bad that often during some bosses you're just endlessly dodging around them waiting for the coloured patches to go away so you can get close as nearly all your attacks, of course, use melee weapons. It's a pain in the butt, it does not feel fun to m...

I highly recommend it. As a Turtles fan, this game hits the right spot and is incredibly satisfying. However, as a fan of the franchise and now also of this game, I do have some notes that could help with development going forward. I played most of the time in couch co-op with a friend, and while the small bugs we encountered didn’t break the game, they did get a bit frustrating at times. For example, the shop opening mechanic can sometimes be inconsistent. If player one opens the artifact shop, no one else can open it afterward. This didn’t happen all the time, but the inconsistency itself could be irritating. Also, player two can’t buy locked items when they appear and require a specific item to unlock; they only show up if the shop was opened by player one. Another thing I think is a big miss for modern games is the lack of a colorblind mode. My friend is colorblind, and there were many moments when he got really confused about which Turtle he was. That said, we still...

Boring and slow, but well made and pretty.

good game

Super fun roguelite game. Played with one of my friends and we had a blast. Reminiscing about the OG TMNT Movie and the anniversary rerelease coming up this weekend. Remember, it is a rougelite so expect to grind to get upgrades before completing the game. Lots of throw backs to the turtles and their journey. Would recommend especially with friends.

i once accidentally sat down and played this game for 8.5 hours straight. i did not move, i did not eat, i did not drink. something about combat-centered games eats my brain. if you enjoy hitting things until they do not move, this is a game for you. do i have complaints about this game? yes. but they are focused almost entirely on non-fighting issues. such as story and lack of new dialouge. "its not ruperts but it'll do" raph you have said this one thousand times please set me free please let me go please say something else. that issue is fixed by muting dialouge though. which i haven't done because its really funny when they demand their father back when he is,,,, at home. i finished the game. perhaps too many concussions in the field is finally doing them in. leonardo please go to the hospital and get your head checked out because im worried for you. also conducting that much electricity cannot be healthy. i expect the turtles in boxes tomorrow, splintered fate, you clearly don't kn...

Doesn't work well with controller, once plugged keeps hugging wall for no reason, lol.

not as smooth as hades, but still fun. the game is unfortunantly not complete. had a great time playing with my son on couch coop

A high-quality, turtle-themed, *Hades*-style rogue-like for 4 players with support for couch coop, what's not to like?

high replay