Transformers: Devastation was a game that showed that developer PlatinumGames had a real respect for the licence, and many lived in hope that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan would be treated with the same respect by the famed action game developer.

I appreciate the fact that Family Friendly Gaming was provided a reviewable copy of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutants in Manhattan on the Playstation 4. For some odd reason we were provided a digital download code instead of the traditional physical copy.

Thanks to Xbox for the code! Based on the latest or most recent TMNT movie, this cell shaded action adventure see the heroes in a hardshell, once again, battling the forces of evil through the streets of Manhattan.

Half-baked heroes in a half-shell I was at least 15 floors deep, and nothing of consequence had happened on at least 13 of them. The quartet dutifully explored each mini-labyrinth, fought a few brief fights, and picked up a handful of not-all-that-important collectibles while looking for the exit to...

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Reminds me alot of the old tmnt games, had fun playing it, just took some time sat back and enjoyed.

The graphics are comic book looking and looks good the combat is crazy but it's also just doing the same thing over and over pretty much gets a little different though pretty much the story is short it basically copied teenage mutant ninja turtles out of the shadows story with just most of what...

After the great homage they did with transformers, I was expecting a really enjoyable experience with TMNT. and while it is not outright atrocious, it will take a lot of patience if you want to stick with this one.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles hasn't had the most favourable history in the videogame industry, the hard as nails NES classic has earned cult status, but put-off many due to its unforgiving difficulty; then in 2013 we had the questionable Out of the Shadows and more recently the disappointing TMNT:...

Replicates the IDW universe well; Some fun end of level bosses

Repetitive missions; Repetitive gameplay; Where's the local co-op; Frustrating camera

That doesn't make Mutants in Manhattan a classic, far from it, but if you ever lusted over that old Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arcade machine as a kid... well. You might find a few kindred shells, and some special moments, in Platinum's most quixotic, self-defeating and occasionally wonderful...