TMNT - Retro beat 'em up

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Join Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, Michelangelo, and other beloved characters in this totally radical beat 'em up inspired by the '80s. Cowabunga!

They’re fierce, they’re green, and they’re ready to fight! Take control of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as they aim to thwart Krang and Shredder’s latest evil scheme. Engage in combat across an epic array of classic TMNT settings in this vibrantly designed retro-style game.

Smash through over a dozen diverse levels while employing your lethal ninja combos to take down iconic foes like Baxter Stockman or the Triceraton!

Features:

• Play as renowned TMNT characters, including our heroic turtles Leo, Raph, Donnie, and Mikey — plus, for the first time, you can choose April, Master Splinter, or Casey Jones as playable options!

• Experience classic gameplay enhanced with innovative fighting mechanics.

• Embark on a brand-new adventure with an entirely fresh story mode.

• Travel back to the '80s with nostalgic visuals featuring retro full-color pixel art graphics.

• Enjoy an amazing soundtrack created by Tee Lopes.

• The game is compatible with bluetooth controllers.

- Brought to you by Nickelodeon, Playdigious, Tribute Games, and Dotemu

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Radical Resurgence – A Nostalgic Yet Fresh Beat 'Em Up Extravaganza"

Cowabunga, indeed! This Netflix-exclusive Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles revival is a love letter to arcade-era brawlers, crackling with neon-drenched nostalgia while delivering a pizza-slice of modern flair. From the first punch thrown in Foot Clan-packed alleys to the final showdown against Shredder’s mecha-army, the game channels the chaotic joy of Saturday morning cartoons into a knuckle-cracking, shell-smashing spectacle. Playing as Leo, Raph, Donnie, or Mikey feels like slipping into a well-worn bandana—each turtle’s combat style (Leo’s precision slashes, Raph’s savage haymakers) oozes personality, while newcomers April and Casey Jones add thrilling depth with their whip-cracking and hockey-stick havoc. The pixel art is a time capsule reborn: sewer grime glistens under flickering streetlights, Technodrome gears whir with chunky retro charm, and every frame explodes with the vibrant energy of a ’80s arcade cabinet.

What elevates this beyond mere nostalgia bait is its razor-sharp design. The combat system dances between simplicity and strategy—dodging laser-fire to land a crowd-clearing special move or juggling Foot Soldiers with Mikey’s nunchuk flurries never loses its primal satisfaction. The story mode, while packed with familiar faces (Bebop and Rocksteady’s bumbling brutality is a highlight), weaves fresh twists into the Turtles’ lore, keeping even die-hard fans guessing. Tee Lopes’ soundtrack is pure eargasm, blending synth-wave beats with crunchy guitar riffs that make every boss battle feel like a rock concert brawl. Local co-op (a rarity in modern gaming) turns the chaos up to eleven, as four players trash-talk their way through waves of enemies, reviving fallen buddies mid-fight with a cheeky pizza toss.

Yet it’s the little touches that seal the deal: Splinter’s wisecracks during load screens, the subtle click-clack of a Bluetooth controller syncing like an old arcade stick, and hidden nods to TMNT deep cuts (hello, Triceraton cameos!). For Netflix subscribers, this isn’t just a game—it’s a portal to childhood weekends spent guzzling soda and grinding quarters, now polished into a modern masterpiece. Whether you’re a shellhead since ’87 or a newbie craving chaotic fun, TMNT: Radical Resurgence proves some things age like fine mutagen: weird, wonderful, and totally radical. 🐢🎮✨