Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Danger of the Ooze

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  1. DH2003
    Feb 27, 2021
    10
    Классная игра,если вам понравилась мультфильм 2012 года,то атмосфера и места из мультика вас порадуют,очень понравилась!Классная игра,если вам понравилась мультфильм 2012 года,то атмосфера и места из мультика вас порадуют,очень понравилась!
  2. Poopoobutter
    Aug 21, 2020
    9
    This is a very fun metroidvania game where you can switch between turtles. My only complaint is that it's a little on the short side.
  3. slochmoeller
    Jun 1, 2017
    8
    I had been looking for a good new Ninja Turtles game, and this one caught my eye because it was developed by WayForward, creators of theI had been looking for a good new Ninja Turtles game, and this one caught my eye because it was developed by WayForward, creators of the excellent Shantae series. I picked up the 3ds copy in the master splinter two pack that is available for the 3ds, but the game seems the same as it's stand alone release, and is identical to the console versions. From the start menu, to a hilarious gag at the file name screen, and beyond, the game has a great presentation. It's different from a lot of turtle games though. Most TMNT games go for a brawler style, given the popularity of the old arcade game. But this game is a sidescrolling adventure firmly in the "Metroidvania" style. If you like those kind of games, you will probably like this. That said it's not flawless. It's clear that it could have benefitted from more polish and playtesting. The game works, but if feels like they got it together just in time to get out the door. The fighting is deep, but the enemies are a bit clunky and repetitive. The city is massive and fun, with each area looking just unique enough so you will know where you are, but crossing back and forth can become a chore in ways that it's not in Super polished games like Super Metroid. It feels like WayForward had ambition to make a great TMNT game, but they collided with Activision's insistence on using the license for cheap shovelware, and they didn't get the time and money they needed. Still, we ended up with a pretty good TMNT game. Firmly recommended.… Full Review »
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