Surprise turtle attack! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate hits the streets in July

We’ve been absolutely blessed with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with several new releases recently. Between Shredder’s Revenge, the TMNT classic collection, and the new Wrath of the Mutants, we’re nearly overwhelmed in the ooze. Another one is on the way, revealed at the Nintendo Indieworld showcase, and it looks outstanding in concept. Splintered Fate is a top-down Turtles game, and everything shown looks awesome. Check out the trailer above, and details below!

SAN FRANCISCO – April 17, 2024 – Super Evil Megacorp will make their console debut with the launch of their fan-favorite and award-winning Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate on the Nintendo Switch in July. Commemorating 40 years of the iconic crime-fighting brothers, players and fans alike will travel through reality bending portals to rescue their abducted master, Splinter, in this roguelike action game, designed natively for Nintendo Switch. The game was developed by Super Evil Megacorp, in collaboration with Paramount Game Studios.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate, the award-winning game that has received over 22,000   5 / 5 player reviews, puts players in full control of Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo in an all-new story co-written by SEMC Creative Director Kevin Michael Johnson and legendary TMNT comic book author Tom Waltz. Featuring Super Evil’s unique, fluid combat style mixed with strategic and surprising roguelike gameplay, the result is a fresh Turtles experience with scores of replayability. The game features fast-flowing combat, a diverse build system that will allow players to build the elemental infused Teenage Turtle of their dreams, bodacious co-op capabilities, and improved visual design, graphics and audio quality. Set across four unique New York City environments, the game keeps TMNT fans enthralled from start to finish, as players encounter familiar allies, tons of easter eggs and references across collectibles and narrative, and encounters with iconic bosses including, of course, the mutant duo Bebop and Rocksteady and archenemy Shredder.

“At Super Evil we aspire to make incredible shared gaming moments, and we are very excited to bring Splintered Fate to Switch to allow more players to play together with family and friends both at home and on the go,” said Ian Fielding, Studio Head of Super Evil Megacorp. “We’re looking forward to collaborating with Paramount Game Studios in delivering many more updates and thrills as part of our long term commitment to the game and our players. Splinter missing is just the start!”

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is designed with Super Evil’s core philosophy that gamers across platforms deserve to play beautiful, responsive and shared experiences. This guiding principle also fuels Super Evil’s proprietary EVIL Engine, known for unlocking the best possible player experiences by delivering high-performance graphics and precision controls across the widest range of hardware and screen sizes.

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