Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown

Whilst I enjoyed the game, found it a little too short (and too little) to my liking. Additionally, the music was not to my taste (your mileage may vary). The graphical style does suit though - so made playing a pleasure. Would still recommend the game as it is not un-enjoyable, but there are features that do not align to me specificaly.

When it comes to Ninja Turtles and video games, most people don't think of turn-based strategy. They think of fast-paced action beat-em-ups of varying flavors, so playing a game outside the genres that TMNT is most comfortable with has been an interesting and unique experience, and one I've been enjoying a lot thus far. I'm not the best at describing the strengths and flaws of gameplay, although I admit it took me a good minute to figure out how the turtles's default move sets all worked. Once I did though, the pace and enjoyment of the game immediately shot up and I was having a blast getting through the levels. Words cannot describe the dopamine rush I get anytime I'm successfully able to beat multiple enemies in a single turn and the accompanying sound effect also makes it incredibly satisfying. Seeing them occasionally fall victim to stage hazards also gets a good, much-needed laugh out of me, especially the car deaths and falling junk in the street levels. Beyond the gameplay, the art and story are an interesting contrast to each other. The art style, graphics, and aesthetics are a clear homage to the 1987 cartoon, albeit with modern technology involved such as drones, and the generic Foot Ninja tend to be rather goofy during their appearances. The overall story, however, leans a little more to the serious side; I'm very fond of coming-of-age narratives and this story of the turtles, who are on the cusp of adulthood and drifting apart after the loss of their father, is my bread and butter. There's some pretty good family drama and feels in this tale, although I'm still waiting for a proper explanation on why Leo is being such a jerk. At this point, I only have two major complaints. I'm still playing through this game at the time of this writing and while it's been fun, it's pretty obvious based on the amount of achievements I've gotten that I'm already about halfway through, so it's a pretty short adventure if you know what you're doing. The other issue... seriously guys. The game has been out for over a year now and the absolutely amazing soundtrack by RJ Lake still isn't available for purchase despite having a Steam listing. Please take this as your cue to finally get it out because I'd really like to be able to listen to Donatello's level themes without needing to have the game open. I can't see this game as being for everyone, but as someone who enjoys both strategy games and Ninja Turtles, this has been a really enjoyable ride and I'm excited to see how the story ends. Solid 8/10.

Good game...seems short, but haven't finished it yet. No voice acting, but that doesn't bother me because gameplay is decent. If it's around $10....you should get it.

Very fun Tabletop Style Strategy Board Video Game? IDK what to call it but the combat is engaging and thought provoking enough to stay interesting and challenging. And they absolutley NAIL the turtle personalities and interactions! Love the Raph and Leo headbutting so much.

I just wish you could play as any Turtle on any level.

单兵类陷阵体验的小战棋，局外轻度的技能构筑，局内每个角色有不同高压解场操作；虽然关卡设计感不怎么强，但是也算可以体验的游戏。

mediocre

This game is not great.

Great game, excellent use of the IP. Would welcome a sequel.