Cowabunga, Dudes! TMNT: Splintered Fate Hits Nintendo Switch This July!
Get ready to shell out some serious gaming sessions because the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are making a grand splash on the Nintendo Switch this summer. Super Evil Megacorp is all set to launch Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate in July, marking a rad debut on consoles. The game arrives just in time to celebrate 40 years of pizza, ninjutsu, and brotherly love, featuring our favorite shell-backed heroes.
A New Adventure with Old Friends
In Splintered Fate, the party wagon rolls into an all-new rogue-like action realm where reality’s boundaries blur. The Turtles are on a critical mission to rescue their sensei, Splinter, who’s mysteriously disappeared. Designed natively for the Switch, this game promises to deliver a slice of action right to your fingertips, leveraging the unique capabilities of the console for maximum immersion.
Developed in collaboration with Paramount Game Studios and Super Evil Megacorp, the game’s storyline emerges from the minds of SEMC’s Creative Director Kevin Michael Johnson and legendary TMNT scribe, Tom Waltz. The plot? It’s as rich as a New York cheesecake, dripping with nostalgia yet freshly baked with twists.
Kick Shell with Style
Prepare to control Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo in a gameplay style that’s slicker than a greased pizza box. Splintered Fate brings the heat with its fluid combat system that mixes strategic, rogue-like elements for an unpredictable gaming feast that’ll keep you coming back for more.
The Turtles can be customized with elemental powers, creating diverse gameplay that caters to your style, whether you’re about brawling or strategic takedowns. Plus, with bodacious co-op capabilities, you and your pals can team up for some epic couch gameplay or take the fight online.
Dive Deep Into the Streets of New York City
The game spans four uniquely crafted environments across New York City, each brimming with hidden collectibles, Easter eggs, and gnarly boss fights. Fans of the franchise will be stoked to find nostalgic nods throughout the game, including showdowns with iconic foes like Bebop, Rocksteady, and the notorious Shredder.
Built for Gamers, By Gamers
Ian Fielding, Studio Head at Super Evil Megacorp, shared the excitement about bringing the game to the Switch, emphasizing the studio’s commitment to crafting beautiful, responsive, and shared gaming experiences. With the proprietary EVIL Engine, the game boasts high-performance graphics and precision controls, ensuring that it looks slick and plays smooth on the Switch’s versatile platform.
