TMNT: Casey Jones y el depósito de chatarra

¡Casey Jones se une a la batalla en este DLC lleno de acción! Enfrenta enemigos y jefes nuevos en el depósito de chatarra y obtén artefactos nuevos y poderosos.

TMNT: Splintered Fate Soundtrack

My sons, can you hear me? Turn that music down! Get ready to relive the adventure with the official Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate soundtrack created by Chris Huelsbeck.

TMNT: Casey Jones y el depósito de chatarra

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The Turtles can use all the help they can get as they go up against Shredder and try to get their father back. Thankfully, their friend and fellow vigilante Casey Jones is always ready to pick up his hockey stick and do some damage. What's more, he happens to know a shortcut to the rooftops of NYC! Strangely, their path takes them straight through the Junkyards and Punk Frog turf. Could this have anything to do with Casey’s missing ride?

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They are no match for Casey, though– what he lacks in finesse he more than makes up for in raw power. His Slapshot becomes the first ranged attack in the game, taking down punks left and right.

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After defeating Karai, you have your choice to enter the Streets, or try your luck in the Junkyard. The Junkyard brings an all new narrative starring Casey, the Punk Frogs, their mechanic, Gigi, and a surprise Punk Frog encore.

While a junkyard wouldn’t normally feel homey, the Punk Frogs have settled in and made it their own. The warmth from the blazing barrel fires, the completely non-toxic pools of water, the artistry of Frog graffiti peppering the landscape. What could be better?

Make sure you visit Gigi’s Chop Shop, the Crane Vista, and complete your stay with a lively bop in the Battlebot Arena.

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The Punk Frogs continue to test your patience while you make your way through the Junkyard. The crafty Attila has cobbled together repurposed versions of Stockgen robots to wreak all kinds of havoc. Gigi, the vivacious toad mechanic and a threat the Turtles and their friends have never before faced, wields her sawblade with ferocity to make for a challenging mid-run foe. Your ultimate Junkyard challenge will be Ghenghis’ mech bot, The Junkinator, wielding every weapon the Frogs can find.

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Earn 5 new Artifacts and explore using Casey’s inspirations, masteries, and tool across your runs with other characters! Artifacts include some helpful additions for Multiplayer runs and new ways to stun enemies. Casey’s suite of powers help him excel with Final Strikes, Guard Break, and many more surprises.

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Your friends don’t own Casey Jones & the Junkyard yet? No problem. Everyone can play the Junkyard in Online Play when the match host has access to it, or you can invite them over for a good old-fashioned game night couch co-op. Get your friends and family excited to share in the experience of Casey Jones & the Junkyard Jam!

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Valoraciones y reseñas de Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate

COGconnected

por James Paley

80 / 100

I’ve played a lot of Ninja Turtles games recently. Though I’ve got a strong nostalgic connection to the franchise, the games don’t usually hook me. This one was a little different. The mechanics, along with the smooth challenge build-up and robust progression systems, snagged me immediately. I bounced off the story pretty hard, but I kept coming back anyway. You just want one more run, until it’s something like one in the morning. Between that and the multiplayer, TMNT: Splintered Fate is a worthy addition to an exclusive list of roguelike gems.

TheGamer

por George Foster

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate might not manage to reach the same heights as the game it so clearly takes inspiration from, but ‘being as good as Hades’ is perhaps an unrealistic goal for any game and it's a wonder that it comes even close. It still provides a satisfying roguelite experience with one of the best interpretations of the TMNT universe I’ve seen in some time. It won’t be replacing Shredder’s Revenge as the franchise’s best modern game, but it’s sitting nicely in second place.

Shacknews

por Lucas White

8 / 10

It may be easy, at a glance, to look at Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate and dismiss it as “we have Hades at home.” There’s a nugget of truth there, as we are looking at an action roguelike clearly inspired by Hades, with a smaller scale in many ways. But does Hades have co-op, or the TMNT? Nah, dudes. Splintered Fate has a specific goal, and it definitely delivers on that goal. It’s a fun time, with a lot of structural solidity and the fun co-op gaming vibes you should expect from a TMNT game. It doesn’t feel cheap or sloppy at all, and even singleplayer can keep your attention for several runs over dozens of hours. I’m still working on it despite winning several loops already, and spinning around like a maniac with my boy Mikey still doesn’t feel old yet.

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Requisitos del sistema de Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate

Mínimos

Recomendado

Versión del sistema operativo

Windows 10 64-bit

Versión del sistema operativo

Windows 10 64-bit

CPU

Dual Core 2.4 GHz

CPU

Dual Core 3.0 GHz+

Memoria

4 GB RAM

Memoria

8 GB RAM

GPU

1GB VRAM

GPU

2GB VRAM

DirectX

DirectX 10

DirectX

DirectX 10

Idiomas disponibles

  • Sonido: Inglés

  • Texto: Turco, Español (España), Japonés, Francés, Árabe, Ruso, Holandés, Chino simplificado, Portugués (Brasil), Italiano, Chino tradicional, Inglés, Alemán, Coreano

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