TMNT aims to revive, even on the video game level, the famous Ninja Turtles. Unfortunately, however, intentions and deeds have not gone completely hand in hand. First of all, to think of a Turtles game without multiplayer is already a brave choice, and if then such a choice is not supported by good gameplay you just end up with the usual bland tie-in advisable only to fans of the series. The fact that TMNT is evidently meant for a young audience does not justify its repetitiveness, the mediocrity of the AI, and the utter lack of interactivity with the locations.

this is my favorite ninja turtles movie and this game captures it pretty alright. the platforming and parkour is surprisingly fun and smooth and was the highlight for sure. combat was not amazing, nothing is very wrong with it but it's just incredibly repetitive and uninteresting. the star system adds some tension/reward but it desperately needed some combos or something. voice cast was alright too but they said the exact same one liners constantly in gameplay, raph especially said "here's johnny!" an absurd amount of times and it was really annoying.

really does nothing unique, one of the more forgettable games i've played but really nothing wrong here either. i feel so neutral on this game i have very little to say.