Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate (v2.0.2 & ALL DLC)

New York becomes a supernatural battlefield when Shredder kidnaps Master Splinter and strange portals tear open across the city. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate turns the heroes in half-shells into the stars of a fast, colorful roguelike brawler built around repeated attempts to rescue their mentor. The tone balances Saturday-morning-cartoon energy with satisfyingly hectic combat, sending Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo through familiar sewer tunnels, rooftops, and Foot Clan-infested streets. Beneath the quips and pizza-fueled attitude sits a surprisingly demanding action game where a bad decision can end an otherwise promising run.

Each attempt begins with a Turtle’s distinct weapon and fighting style, then grows through randomly offered upgrades that alter attacks, specials, elemental effects, and defensive options. Fire, water, ooze, darkness, light, Utrom technology, and ninja techniques can combine into builds focused on heavy damage, crowd control, status effects, mobility, or survivability. Rooms, rewards, enemy groups, and boss modifiers shift between runs, so learning attack patterns matters more than memorizing a single route. Failure still feeds long-term progression through permanent improvements and story developments, while local and online co-op lets up to four players coordinate complementary builds or simply create gloriously messy screen-clearing chaos.

Its clearest influence is Hades, but the Turtles license gives the familiar roguelike structure a more approachable beat-’em-up flavor and a strong sense of team identity. Co-op is more than a novelty: revives, shared pressure on elite enemies, and the way separate power sets interact make group runs feel notably different from solo play. PC-focused balance options and tuning help accommodate players who want a tough mastery challenge as well as fans looking for a less punishing route through the campaign. Anyone who enjoys Hades, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, or repeatable action games with build experimentation finds plenty to like, especially when played with a regular group.