Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge

I enjoyed it. It was the best made turtles game in a while, classic in the vibe of the 90s versions. Not so sure about lots of replayability but it was a good arcade romp.

Это просто ЛУЧШЕЕ, во что я играл за многие и многие годы, будто вернулся на 30 лет назад. Это просто прекрасно! Геймплей, музыка, шутки! Прекрасно ВСЁ!!! Игра в несколько человек да на джойстиках просто делает любой вечер! Есть всего один недостаток - МАЛО!!!

I haven’t played side stroller beat him up games since I was a kid. So playing this game was nostalgic for many reasons. And it’s a lot of fun. I got to introduced to my kid and he loves this game too. Highly recommend.

Сначала — о плюсах: игра по-настоящему радует! Графика весёлая и добротная, сразу напоминает ранние 8–16‑битные проекты — ностальгия обеспечена. Игровой процесс не даёт заскучать: приёмы разнообразны, играть весело и интересно. А теперь о минусах. Два дополнения к игре выглядят откровенно лениво: разработчики даже не потрудились добавить новые стадии. И ладно бы Игровой процесс, но даже сюжет не расширили хотя бы маленькой главой! Получается, что сама игра — отличная, а дополнения — явная халтура. Очень жаль, что потенциал не раскрыли полностью.

Обожаю смотреть по минуте кацсцену босса прежде чем слиться на 3-й его атаке и пойти некст трай, чтоб победить его не получив урона. Поздравьте меня я посмотрел около 200 раз заставку трансформации Шредера.

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[h1]Cowabunga Mother F-[/h1] Wow what a fun game! If you're a fan of the Ninja Turtles, you're going to love the attention to detail, the passion for the characters, and the amount of callbacks to every era of the iconic comic/cartoon series. For the rest of us, this is a really tight Beat 'Em Up with a ton of fun characters, content, and excellent multiplayer functionality. Shredder's Revenge takes place across 16 levels of totally radical brawls across the big apple and maybe beyond. Each stage has less than a handful challenges and collectibles to find, with a boss fight at the end of it. You have a little more than half a dozen characters unlocked from the start, with one being unlocked after finishing the story mode, and four DLC characters. There actually is a leveling system for each character, with each character getting additional abilities with each level up. These are small things like having an additional hit point, extra lives, increasing your special move capacity, and a few other surprises. Overall, this system doesn't detract from the actual arcade game philosophy of the genre that much. There are no passive damage or speed buffs so the core combat remains in tact no matter how over-leveled your character is. The combat has been improved substantially since the game was released, with the newest update allowing custom modifiers, and grabs now giving you invulnerability frames. Each character and their strengths feel heightened now. Don of course has great range with his staff, Raph does great damage, April is very fast and agile, etc. The enemy types are also very well designed, with many complementing each other's weaknesses as the levels progress onward. You also have a handful of auto-scroll surfboard levels that are a fun shakeup of the usual gameplay. The only issues with this game are its bosses and run time. 16 levels for an arcade Beat 'Em Up is a little too long and some of the later stages feel like they repeat the same obstacles and traps. In addition to this, you have some pretty lame boss fights throughout. Bosses in this genre aren't usually the highlight, but here a lot of them feel way too spongey in terms of their health. You rarely want to do a full combo on them as it doesn't do good damage and they can hyper armor through your last few moves and interrupt you which is dumb. Feels like the go to strategy is to spam charge moves on them and then build up your special meter by defeating other enemies in the arena. The final boss was cool, but that was about it. Also, as awesome as six player coop sounds, the game just does not have enough enemies for that many players. On normal mode solo, you almost never lose lives to anything outside the later bosses. Throw in five more players and yeah... the game is trivialized by that. Feels like there should have been another difficulty mode or modifier to boost the number of enemies. Is this game as good as Streets of Rage 4 or Turtles in Time? Eh, debatable. It doesn't have the depth and strategy of other games in its genre but what it does have is an insane amount of charm and fun characters to play as. With the option to play this game with five other people and a solid amount of content to unlock, this is a terrific game that whole households and Turtles fans will love.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is everything I loved about the Turtles as a kid, now living and breathing on my screen. I haven’t even finished it yet, and I don’t mind, because every session is pure joy playing with friends, pulling off crazy combos, and tossing Foot Clan goons around just like in the arcade. It hits all the right notes: the music slaps, the pixel art is gorgeous, and the Turtles themselves feel perfect, Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, and Raphael are exactly how I remember them, but somehow even cooler now. Beat ’em ups were always better with friends, but adding pizza, ninja moves, and Saturday-morning nostalgia makes this experience next-level. Every round feels like I’ve stepped back into my childhood, controller in hand, living my favorite cartoon all over again.