PlatinumGames is a capable development studio that has produced some of the industry's most intense and memorable games. But no creative force is consistently in top form, a point that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan proves quite... capably.

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 ...

Have you ever watched your childhood gunned down in front of you Because that is what it was like playing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan . I grew up on the old-school cartoon and movies, had a ton of action figures as a kid, and even had the album put out by the turtles with a...

Art style reminiscent of the comics

Tries to be too many different genres and fails at all of them; Repetitive guitar rifts for music that will make your ears bleed; Turtle noses; Barely-there story; Cringy humor; April O'Neil repeats the same lines over and over; Should have shot for rating below 'T; Tags

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.

It is the best it's worth it I'm a big ninja turtle fan so I like it go watch H20 Delirious.

I loved Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as a kid, and still hold a strong sense of affection for the foursome even now. Watching the turtles take on Krang and Shredder formed a solid part of my Saturday morning cartoon watching, so hearing that there was a new game coming to current-gen consoles...

Positives + Does a good job of nailing the Turtles feel

Negatives - Lazy; Repetitive game design - Short experience with no real reason to replay

Perhaps after such goodness in licensed games such as ' Arkham ' and ' Mordor ' I have become spoiled, but I really thought Platinum could deliver a great (or at least good) Ninja Turtles title, especially after their decent work with the Transformers. Sadly, I was mistaken.

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

Some people reckon that you won't learn anything by playing video games. And that's something we very much disagree with after having played Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan.

One of Platinum's worst games so far, with dull and repetitive action that doesn't do the heroes in a half-shell any justice at all.

If you make the effort, and up the difficulty, the combat does have some nuance to it; and the boss battles can be exciting. Online co-op is definitely the best way to play the game

Horribly repetitive from the off, and with little need to do anything but button mash; Extremely short, and although the art style is nice enough the frame rate certainly isn't