Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Portal Power
Nickelodeon · 2017 · Action, Beat 'em up, Arcade, Cartoon, Fighting
PC
Mixed69% · 102
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About Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Portal Power
It’s a wild chase through space and time as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles punch, kick, power-up and portal their way through perilous dimensions to stop Shredder and the Kraang. Fight as the turtles through worlds icy and volcanic, on New York City’s chaotic rooftops, and even in the diabolical Technodrome. Face off against recognizable old enemies, as well as new hordes with loads of deadly abilities. Collect new costumes for the turtles on your journey, each with their own special powers that can make or break the next fight!
Features:
• Dynamic and fast-paced combat controls
• 5 dimensions to fight through and explore
• A huge cast of enemies - both new and old
• Powerful costumes for the turtles with devastating new abilities
Features:
• Dynamic and fast-paced combat controls
• 5 dimensions to fight through and explore
• A huge cast of enemies - both new and old
• Powerful costumes for the turtles with devastating new abilities
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
♥♥♥♥ all haters this game is peak yall can suck my ♥♥♥♥ if you think otherwise maybe not as good as tomato jones 2 but still up there for sure1 found this helpful
Portal Power is a game that does an absolutely [i]atrocious[/i] job of showing you how great it is. It flat-out puts its [i]worst[/i] foot forward. Once you get past that and begin to appreciate the overall design concept, mechanics, and interesting take on arcade action, you start to see the beauty of the intent and polish of the deeper execution. At its heart, Portal Power offers one of the most fun and interesting single-player TMNT experiences. That said, players have to overcome a few technical and perception hurdles before they can truly appreciate this game: - Portal Power is fairly unique compared to traditional beat 'em ups or other arcade-style TMNT games. Intentionally, there's no multiplayer, your health is shared amongst all turtles, and although you can control turtles individually, you're responsible for the entire team at once. Think of it more as a real-time, single-player, team-based action game than a traditional beat 'em up. - The tutorial is borderline misleading, seemingly teaching new players the least interesting, least effective way of playing the game. - While it worked flawlessly on Steam Deck, PC players may encounter port issues, especially with c…
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this is really fun when high.
Booyakasha! :michelangelotmnt:🍕
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