Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge
Most streamers rate Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge a must-play.
6 streamer verdicts· Released 2022-06-16Independent creators only · sponsored coverage never counts
Streamer Verdicts
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Our analysis
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge is an excellent beat-em-up with delicious visuals, superb sound design, fantastic multiplayer, and charm that exceeds expectations despite some launch bugs.
Our analysis
An amazing throwback to 90s beat-em-ups that captures the look, sound, and feel perfectly, though minor additions like leveling don't make the experience feel significantly deeper.
Our analysis
Masterful modern beat-em-up that honors the 1987 cartoon with stunning pixel art, impeccable attention to detail, and engaging co-op gameplay, though occasional frame dips slightly diminish perfection.
Our analysis
A love letter to classic beat 'em ups with engaging stage design, memorable bosses, excellent modern controls, and charming retro artwork for all skill levels.
Our analysis
A nostalgic, colorful beat-'em-up with great sprites and animation and chaotic but workable six-player drop-in co-op. Combat is button-mashy and the campaign runs only two to three hours, but the $24 price and Game Pass make it easy to recommend with friends.
Our analysis
Fun beat-em-up with varied move sets that hooks fans of the genre.
About
- Released
- 2022-06-16
- Genre
- Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Indie, Arcade
Creator Mentions · 2
The Completionist😐 mixed
WatchOur analysis
The Completionist considers this a masterpiece beat-em-up that successfully modernizes classic TMNT arcade gameplay while honoring its legacy. Despite minor frustrations with the final boss challenge, he rates it as one of his favorite games of the year and potentially his favorite beat-em-up of all time.
- KKaptain Klassic😐 mixedWatch
Our analysis
Kaptain Klassic was shell-shocked by how great Shredder's Revenge is — a close second to his favorite TMNT game — praising its faithful 80s-cartoon style, varied stages from sewers to Coney Island, and fun despite not being a beat-em-up fan.
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