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The good:A new TMNT game. The Cellshading design of the main characters. Based on the characters and stories from the TMNT comics.TheThe good:A new TMNT game. The Cellshading design of the main characters. Based on the characters and stories from the TMNT comics.The bad:The game is automatic, it is played alone. Instead of selecting only one turtle, all four jump to make disasters in the city, leaving you as a total spectator. The story is totally anecdotal and inconsequential. The colorful combos system never exploits its maximum because the CPU does not let you participate and you are only an assistantThe Meh!:"Platinum Games doesn't make bad games ..." Zaz! This game arrives (among others to break the myth). This game has been left in the myth category because of how bad it is and uses a famous game license. Don't let anyone fool you, this "game" was also released for PS3, PS4 and Xbox 360.

Combat system is overly simplistic; the most difficult trick here is precise parrying with a follow-up counterattack. Other than that, it’s all about button-mashing – which would be fine for a half-hour arcade title, but not for a six-hour game. And it’s so painfully slow: although each bad guy is getting punched by eight green fists simultaneously, health bars barely tick down.

Another blemish on PlatinumGames once spotless record. It's got the fan service thanks to it's roster of familiar TMNT bad guys and allows youAnother blemish on PlatinumGames once spotless record. It's got the fan service thanks to it's roster of familiar TMNT bad guys and allows you to play as four turtles on the fly. However the execution here is just off. The story is bland, but there's some humorous turtle banter to keep you from skipping the cutscenes.The gameplay is a jumbled, thrown together mess. With all four turtles being onscreen at the same time the action is just too cluttered. I often found myself losing track of the turtles I was playing as. In their previously lackluster games, like The Legend of Korra for example, even when everything else was falling short Platinum at least created an enjoyable combat system to back things up. That isn't the case here.It's not actually bad, but there's no reason to do anything more than button mash. It's not a challenging game at all, especially since the other turtles are always around to back you up. I have to praise their AI. You aren't just babysitting the brothers here. They are completely competent on their own and do a great job of having your back.The co-op aspect of the game is also appreciated. It's online-only, but getting together with some buddies can make bring a few hours of laughs before the credits roll, and I do mean only a few hours. This isn't a lengthy game at all and I breezed through it in no time.Almost the whole experience follows a simple formula. You're dropped off into a semi-open area and play randomized missions until the boss shows up. These boss fights are the meat of the game. The rest of the stuff just feels like filler to extend the length of the game. The bosses themselves require no more strategy then the regular, bland enemies. Just blow your way through them mashing buttons. It's cool to see some familiar faces though.It also helps that these faces look good. The environments are a little bland, but the characters themselves look great. It definitely looks like a TMNT show or comic book. However the bright and colorful cell-shaded graphics only add to the visual noise of the gameplay. Much of the action isn't just obscured by the other characters, but by the bright flashes of color as well.Given that it's so short, Platinum tried to add some replay value. They did so with the pre-boss fight missions being random and throwing some secret boss fights a second time around. However both efforts are kind of lackluster. The missions themselves might be different, but they all follow the same handful of types. The secret boss battles basically just come down to one of them being joined by another character. I personally didn't fin the experience fun enough the first time around to bother with a second playthrough. I imagine many will feel the same way.PlatinumGames falls into the familiar licensed game trapping with this one. Gone is the sense of originality and innovation that made their original IPs so darn good. It's rushed, thrown together, and all around sloppy. It's got some minor thrills thanks to the license, and there's a certain mindless appeal to slicing through cool villains brainlessly pushing buttons and firing off rechargeable special attacks. Bringing together some friends can make for a lazy afternoon gaming session. However none of that changes the fact that Platinum didn't really try with this one. They just slapped their name and the TMNT brand on a mediocre product. Even hardcore TMNT fans should give this one a hard pass.

This is best game of 2016, good, cartoon graphics, funny storyline, change game characters as in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Out of theThis is best game of 2016, good, cartoon graphics, funny storyline, change game characters as in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Out of the Shadows (Game), awesome gameplay, fast bosses, many funny characters as in all Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Games and Movies - eg Michelangelo, Bibop, Rocksteady and many funny moments, this game is right, very interesting bit am up .

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan's greatest sin isn't that it's a bad game that feels like the result of minimum effort. It's that it takes a great concept, and makes it unrelentingly boring in every way possible.

There is no way that this game is a 5 out of 10. It's not perfect but man is it fun and full of TMNT goodness. Don't buy into the hate at all.There is no way that this game is a 5 out of 10. It's not perfect but man is it fun and full of TMNT goodness. Don't buy into the hate at all. I've been playing this and it's a ton of fun.

The level design and watered down combat leaving the game feeling more like a button mashing grind than the deep combat intensive hack and slash that it could have been.

The new TMNT is a repetitive slog that is nowhere near the greatness of original comic nor cartoons and it's a real shame that Platinum Games let such an unpolished game out of their door.

As a Turtles fans I’m mildly satisfied seeing the characters in a new light, but playing the game just doesn’t cut it for me.

Completed in under 5 hours, with sloppy gameplay and no challenge whatsoever, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan looks more like a merchandising product for the movie than a real thought-out game.

All in all, it’s not a bad TMNT game. Sure, the bosses may take too many hits to take down, and the combat will become a mash-fest after a while, but with a few buddies online, I had a pretty fun time seeing the lean green fighting machines back in action.

A disappointing experience. Confounds the simple things with the annoying mechanics. Far away from the great games of the turtles and the excellence of the Japanese developers. Platinum Games are human too.

The first 15 minutes looked promising with an interesting combat system sealed by the Platinum Games experience, the rest of the game is half cooked with random, repetitive and boring elements that leaves this new Turtle’s adventure as a game that you will not have to play.

While there's a moderately entertaining co-op experience underneath the lazy level design, short game length, bland missions, occasional bugs, and minor kinks in the combat system, the quality and value most certainly aren't in line with what we expect from a $50 game.

6.7/10 A little bit about the game that will break your heart. No not because its sad but because it was bad. First the story is about an6.7/10 A little bit about the game that will break your heart. No not because its sad but because it was bad. First the story is about an alien invasion by general krang helped by shredder who will open a portal to another dimension and set rule on the world. The turtles must set out to stop krang and shredder. Now to the game; the gameplay is your typical hack n slash,button touch and combos. cool! right? but with upgrade skill leveling automated and be able to only switch characters for different levels or if you die within in the level it will automatically switch to another character is a downfall, I rather be able to pick which turtle i’am after i die. The missions are short and the bosses have no challenging factor giving that you have 5 lives for the whole game in which every turtle has to die in order for you to lose a life. Thats suck? Not at all it’s an easy game. However, the comic like graphics are pretty cool and color scheme for the combat is pretty neat, given that the game is a drag and really really short and has poor level design. Besides my rant; multiplayer with your friends is the way to go, playing alone can get old (well not really with how short the missions are) but this is not worth your money unless your looking for quick game for you and your friends to play. 6.7/10

You will need three friends to play online with if you want to somewhat enjoy the very derivative, bland and fundamentally broken action game TMNT: Mutants in Manhattan is. Single playing is simply a chore and it's hard to fathom how this was even possible considering the license in question and the amazing gameplay Transformers: Devastation had.

Fighting, moving, and pulling off cooperative attacks as the Turtles is enjoyable, but it’s difficult to find fun in the world and routine in which they exist.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in ManhattanTurtles in a half-baked gameMutants in Manhattan in an open worldish beat em up staringTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in ManhattanTurtles in a half-baked gameMutants in Manhattan in an open worldish beat em up staring the ninja turtles…At first I was really impressed with this game..You can climb up any and every wall.. You can use your shell to float across the Manhattan sky...You can find charms to boost health and skills...Spend points on new moves and freely level up these special moves as well as customize the 4 turtles specials in any way you please…You can also freely switch through the 4 turtles at any time…Unfortunately, after level 1 of 9, you’ve practically seen it all…Every stage has its own boss…To get to a boss you have to complete random tasks that pop up in these pretty dull open levels…There is really nothing more to it than randomly take out these bad guys.. Protect this item... pick up that item and take it there... defuse the bombs... rinse and repeat for every levelThere is no redeemable qualities in the gameplay…Not even 4 player online co-op can save it, as it’s the same thing but with friends…it’s flat out boring and monotonous…Just wait for a call… go to the spot the activity is taking place... collect some green orbs for combat boosts, weapons, or health…And do this until you’re told to go to the boss’s layer...The boss fights are appreciated… it’s nice to see such a variety of characters... but only a couple feel different than the rest…But all 9 really come down to just spamming attacks until their 5 life meters drain…Which brings me to the trophies and achievements...There are a handful that require certain shots during the brief second snap shots are taken after a boss is defeated…these trophies are near impossible and I can’t see anyone getting any joy out of hunting for this games platinum…The best part of this game is hands down the cut scenes..At the very least they exist...But the story and humor is poorly written…Just your predictable beat all the bad guys then beat the baddest of the bad guys, the end.I give Teenage mutant ninja turtles: Mutants in Manhattana 5/10

The end result is a cluttered mess that constantly tries to keep you active with something, anything at random, in order to distract you from the poor design.

If you like fun, fast and creative hack-and-slash games, you will like this one a lot. I do, it is one of my favorite genres, plus I am also aIf you like fun, fast and creative hack-and-slash games, you will like this one a lot. I do, it is one of my favorite genres, plus I am also a huge TMNT fan, so putting the two together is exactly my kind of fun. The cartoon-style graphics are awesome, the usual Platinum Games quality is here once again. The turtles are exactly as they should be, they all fight differently, all have different combos and weapons and their personalities are on point as well. Mikey is hilarious, Raph is serious, Leo is the leader and Donnie is the tech genius. It is also really cool that almost all the major villains are in the game, and you have to fight one at the end of each level. The designs of these level are typical TMNT settings, subways, city streets, sewers and so on. April and Splinter guide you through your adventure, and you can control any of the four turtles, any time you want. Playing online with friends is also possible and there is an excellent upgrade system. You also have special moves and can select a large variety of perks to help you in your battle. It is not a long game, but you can replay any level you want once you completed the game and there are four different difficulty settings as well. There also some collectibles and if you want you can watch all the cutscenes again as a movie. So all in all, this is a great multiplayer fighting, action adventure game with a nice story, a must play for TMNT fans!

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan is, at the very least, a serviceable co-op brawler infused with plenty of fun nods for longtime TMNT fans. However, its high price-point, lack of couch co-op, and repetitive gameplay are hard to ignore, making it a game which is best bought at a drastically reduced price.

Horrible game, not worth full price, you have been warned, developers and their families should not be allowed to review their own game here,Horrible game, not worth full price, you have been warned, developers and their families should not be allowed to review their own game here, they are the only ones that could possibly give this game a 10 a low 4 at the most, someone said the graphics were good, maybe if this was 1993.

The graphics and controls are good. However, the gameplay is repetitive, short and boring. Maybe kids will like this one, but there isn't muchThe graphics and controls are good. However, the gameplay is repetitive, short and boring. Maybe kids will like this one, but there isn't much here for anyone else. Frankly, there just isn't enough to it. If it's over $20, you're paying too much.

TMNT Mutants in Manhattan doesn't have the usual solid, challenging and frantic Platinum Games mechanics. It's too simple in combat system and has poor and repetitive enemy waves. However, it's better in coop mode and has good bosses.

Very very good.perfect graphics and controlls. Review perfect please.This game is very good game play.I love turtles ninja.Bosses incrediblesVery very good.perfect graphics and controlls. Review perfect please.This game is very good game play.I love turtles ninja.Bosses incredibles and medium dificulty

So I will not be the foolish one that says this game should receive anything but a perfect score. I ignore the price point of a game toSo I will not be the foolish one that says this game should receive anything but a perfect score. I ignore the price point of a game to because "expensive" that is all relative. Here is what I wanted out of this game... I wanted it to be arcade, fast, fun, multiplayer, and mindless. It gave me most of that in this game so that works in my favor. NO COUCH CO-OP!? Disappointment...The good:Plenty of special skills to keep the fighting fresh over several plays.Your turtle levels up and the use of charms is a nice touch.It's a Turtles game!The Okay:The camera needs to be better.After you kill an enemy there needs to be an auto target to the next one.The tutorial is fine for what it does but needs to put you in more of an open environment.The Bad:It is too short if you are a once and done player.The tutorial doesn't prepare you for the "Missions in a mission" style of play.It took me the entire first level to figure out how to actually complete missions.

Overall, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan is a solid brawler focused around co-op, but also enjoyable and easy to manipulate while playing solo.

This one's been getting some flak for not being a more straightforward action game like Platinum's other titles. But the blend of combo basedThis one's been getting some flak for not being a more straightforward action game like Platinum's other titles. But the blend of combo based action game with more tactical RPG elements actually works very well. MIM has a great graphical style derived from the current IDW Turtles comic, which I'm a fan of. They captured the look perfectly. The plot is bland to be fair but there's still enjoyable character interaction here and there.The game-play for traversal is very satisfying as well. It can be fun to just jump around and collect items in-between the missions on each level.Don't listen to the naysayers. Give the game a shot and you may be pleasantly surprised.