Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate
Shredder has kidnapped Master Splinter, and mysterious portals have started appearing across NYC. Grabbing a favorite Turtle and diving through one is the only way to get him back, even if something far more dangerous is clearly lurking in the shadows behind it all.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is a fast-paced action roguelike from developer Super Evil Megacorp. Choosing from all four Turtles, each wielding their own unique powers, you’ll battle through randomized rooms, boss modifiers, and iconic NYC locales, teaming up with friends in co-op to rescue Splinter from the Foot Clan.
What Makes It Different?
- Play as all four Turtles, each with their own unique powers and playstyle
- Fight through randomized power-ups, room layouts, and boss modifiers every run
- Master elemental builds like water and fire, light and darkness, or robotics and ooze
- Team up in online or local co-op, including cross-platform multiplayer
- Explore iconic NYC locations reimagined as a portal-hopping roguelike
- Take on Arcade Mode for high-intensity runs with the Hex and Flex system
- Face fearsome Wraith enemies and new biomes exclusive to Arcade Mode
No Two Trips Through the Portal Look Alike
Every run through Splintered Fate mixes up power-ups, room layouts, and boss modifiers, keeping the fight, adapt, repeat loop feeling fresh no matter how many times Splinter needs rescuing. Mastering the powers of water and fire, utrom and ooze, light and darkness, and robotics alongside pure ninja skill lets each Turtle build toward a completely different playstyle, and combining those builds with a co-op partner’s powers opens up even more ways to tear through the Foot Clan.
Better With Friends, Better Every Run
Splintered Fate leans hard into its co-op roots, supporting both online and local play alongside cross-platform multiplayer so friends can jump in regardless of platform. Reviewers have called out its replayability specifically for multiplayer, and Arcade Mode pushes that further still, layering in the Hex and Flex system, new biomes, and dangerous Wraith enemies for players chasing a tighter, higher-intensity challenge.
How Long Does a Run Take?
A typical successful run takes about 30 to 50 minutes. To beat the main story, most players spend about 9 to 10 hours, as the story concludes after about eight successful runs, while tackling extra challenges pushes that to around 20.5 hours, and seeing everything the game has to offer takes about 33 to 35 hours.
As this is a roguelike inspired by games like Hades, dying and restarting multiple times before reaching the final boss is part of the loop. Early runs might only last 15 to 30 minutes before defeat, and dying sends you back to the lair to spend gathered currency on permanent upgrades, making future runs last longer and go deeper. Most players manage to beat the final boss for the first time after about 5 to 8 runs.
Controller Support
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate features Full Controller Support for Xbox Controllers and PlayStation Controllers.
Good If You Like…
If you enjoyed Hades, Enter the Gungeon, or Rogue Legacy, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate’s mix of fast roguelike combat and co-op chaos should feel right at home. The developers themselves cite Hades as a direct inspiration, so the overlap runs deep.
