Four turtles always ready, always alert as the ninjas are about to get on PC and console with a new video game horizontal scrolling fighting game named Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge. The title developed by Tribute Games and published by a French studio dotemu (Streets of Rage 4, Windjammers) in collaboration with Nickelodeon was revealed today with a animated trailer and some engaging snippets of gameplay. All with a hymn sung by Mike Patton dei Faith No More.
Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael are ready to beat the henchmen of the evil Shredder in this new title with a vintage flavor, a tribute to the old video game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time of 1991. For this reason Shredder's Revenge proposes one graphics 2D and arcade gameplay that comes close to beat'em up to Streets of Rage and Scott Pilgrim (video game on which some members of Tribute Games have worked).
Teenage Mutan Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge players will make their way through environments in pixel art to kill tons of enemy hordes using one of the mutant turtles. Each character has their own unique abilities and moves that allow for different approaches in each new run. Between punches, kicks, weapons, spectacular combos and ninja skills the fights will be intense and full of action. Players can also tackle run in cooperative (up to 4 players) to try to take down Shredder and his Clan in the streets and sewers of New York.
Between Dotemu who worked on Streets of Rage and Tribute Games who had experience with Scott Pilgrim and a Ninja Turtles game for the Game Boy Advance, we're sure retro-gamers will be delighted with this new title. visual from the 80s it's a gameplay old-school. We do not yet know the release date or the exact platforms on which it will be released, but we hypothesize that as happened for Streets of Rage 4 there may be an exit. multiplatform on all consoles. For now, you can add the game to your Steam wish list.
