Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown

I wish i could play this, it looks very fun and im a tmnt fan, however i cant get past the main menu. Extreme lag, controls dont respond, i cant select anything and just start the game. Tried unplugging my controllers, uninstalling, different drives, etc. And i cant seem to find someone who has had that issue and would have a solution. literaly unplayable

A genuinely well made strategy game with a focus on aggression and movement. Each of the Ninja Turtles plays differently, and you can unlock different moves to shake up their playstyles even more. The difficulty is solid, and the Remixed versions of levels are a welcome challenge. The board game presentation is fun (and makes the most of what was likely not a large budget), and the story is solid, with a cool twist that this is an older version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The music is unique, and while I personally enjoyed it I will say that it won't be to everyone's taste. If you're a fan of turn based strategy games that emphasize movement, aggression, and pushing enemies around over raw damage, then this is an easy recommendation. Being a fan of the Ninja Turtles helps, but it is not a necessity to understand what is going on and have fun.

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Great strategy twist on the TMNT games, while still keeping a lot of the flavor of the old school arcade beat em up titles. I do wish it had voice acting, but not a deal breaker by any means.

mediocre

Just finished this game in two sittings! What a cute, well-made love letter to an unlikely combo: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and tactical grid-based board games. And yet, like anchovies and pineapple on pizza, this unlikely combo just works. (A killer soundtrack and a very satisfying, tactical sound design greatly help, as well) The closest parallel I can think of is the equally seemingly bizarrely mismatched, equally well-executed Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle TRPG. This game is much smaller scale than that, but honestly, I appreciate a well-made, focused game with no grind and no need to sprawl on for dozens of hours. My insanely large Steam backlog means I'm much more likely to start a well-made game I think I can finish than some never-ending AAA-slop timesink with 42 mechanics these days, anyway. So just a quick thank-you to the devs for making such a great game! Between this, TMNT: Shredder's Revenge and TMNT: Splintered Fates finally hitting PC, TMNT PC gamers have been eating good!

[h2] A Fun Afternoon That's Gonna Make You Wish Your Back Didn't Hurt And Your Clubbing Days Weren't Behind You [/h2] This tactical take on the TMNT formula delivers a deliciously stylish experience that offers a few good hours of ninja tacti-coolness and underground vibes. The gameplay is fairly simple. Each level has you take control of one of the iconic brothers in order to tactically takedown some Foot clan goons. Each pizza-loving hard-shelled teen has a loadout of one skillset (3 skills in a set with a couple of different sets for each turtlebro) + 2 extra abilities you can select from a different roster. You have to buy these from the store as you progress trough the game and earn turtlecoin. It's an easy to learn, not difficult to master type of deal where by the end of the game you'll have had your fill. The remix mode basically gives you something to do when you come back to listen to the music, but personally, it did not make me beg for more. If you came for a story look elsewhere because it's only there to justify you hopping between the different constantly "mutating" zones of NYC. [h3] The art and sound direction is where the game shines. [/h3] The track list is just banger after banger that'll have you sway and bop along as you chase the token ninja baddie around town. It perfectly complements the ever changing level layouts and unconventional representation of motion and combat. Combined, these make for a kaleidoscope-like groovy and smooth yet also action-packed TMNT adventure for the soul.

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