Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan – more details slip out

7 January 2016

Those beloved heroes in a half-shell are returning in a big way in 2016. Not only will they be getting a sequel to the 2014 big-screen reboot, but a new TMNT game is also on the way.

Just over a month ago, a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game was spotted on the Australian Classification Board.

The game, dubbed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan, was said to be developed by Platinum Games, who recently released the impressive Transformers: Devastation, as well as Bayonetta and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.

The game is yet to be officially announced, but we now have some more details via the title’s Achievements that were leaked on XboxAchievement.com.

Based on the leaked Achievements, we can tell that Mutants in Manhattan contains some sort of online integration, lets you choose which character to play as, and has at least some light stealth elements as there’s an Achievement for completing a stage without being spotted.

There’s also going to be various difficulty settings, at least one secret boss and numerous side challenges like disarming bombs, transporting various items to portals and protecting pizza trucks.

Furthermore, an alleged piece of concept art (above) was tweeted last week by XBLA watchdog lifelower.

The gaming landscape is lacking some old-school co-op brawlers, so if all proves to be true, we’ll be a very happy bunch of fly-kicking-turtle fans.


Article originally published on MenStuff.co.za.

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  1. RetroPlayers
    27.01.2016 at 17:32

    Loved this on the snes and the trailer seems as though it will stick to that winning formula, result!

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