Mutants in Manhattan is a bitter disappointment. The production values are subpar, there's a lack of meaningful content, and the combat boils down to mindless button mashing. It could have been a good game, and there are some decent ideas here. It just didn't come together.

The Platinum spark exists in Mutants in Manhattan, which is why it's tragic the developers couldn't spend the same resources they would on original IP like Bayonetta. As licensed games go, you could do much worse, but this TMNT outing feels like a collection of good ideas in need of a second pass.

Half-shelled.

Voice acting is on point; Great incorporation of cel-shading in the art style; Boss fights

No local co-op; Repetitive combat and level design; Too short; Bad camera angles

Now, I remember being a young kid and arguing with my mates – you see, I was definitely a Transformers fan, but *they* all liked the Turtles. Don't get me wrong – I did like TMNT, just not as much as I liked Transformers. However, to write this review, I had to be as impartial as I could.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan is the lengthy title of a new fighting game on PS4. As the title suggests, we're in Manhattan this time around, so get ready for spectacular street-chasing and explosive combat.

Graphics; scenery; sound

No multiplayer; combat; too short

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Every boss is like this. Every stage is like this. In fact, the stages are just named after the bosses at the end, because who cares, right? Then, just when you think you can't repeat this grueling slog yet again, Mutants in Manhattan decides to pad out the last of its six hours by ...

great Game with some cool fun adventure