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❤ Arcade and Console Ports Capture the Originals

This collection faithfully ports 13 classic TMNT games, including the original 1989 arcade beat-em-up, the beloved Turtles in Time arcade release, and a variety of console entries across the NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, and Game Boy platforms. The developers have precisely recreated the original gameplay experiences, preserving the smallest details.

❤ Cooperative Arcade Beat-Em-Up Action

In the arcade-style beat-em-up titles, such as the original TMNT and Turtles in Time, players can team up with friends in local co-op to battle hordes of Foot Clan enemies. Each Turtle offers unique fighting moves and combos, allowing players to take down the franchise's iconic villains with a variety of stylish attacks.

❤ Challenging NES Platforming Tests Skill

The NES entries, like the first TMNT game and its sequels, deliver a more challenging, platforming-focused experience. Players must master precise jump timing and carefully manage each Turtle's limited health to progress through the notoriously difficult levels and overcome punishing boss encounters.

❤ Nuanced Differences Across Platforms

While the core beat-em-up and platforming gameplay remains consistent, the collection showcases the distinct differences between the various console versions. For example, the developers have faithfully recreated the unique variations between the arcade and SNES releases of Turtles in Time.

❤ Metroidvania-Style Exploration in Radical Rescue

The Game Boy title Radical Rescue stands out as a Metroidvania-style adventure, challenging players to explore interconnected environments and unlock new Turtle abilities to rescue their teammates. This fresh take on the TMNT formula provides an engaging exploration-focused experience.

❤ Accessibility Features Help Overcome Difficulty

To assist modern players, the collection includes helpful quality of life features, such as save states, rewind functionality, and customizable button mapping. These accessible options allow players to overcome the original games' challenging difficulties while still preserving the core gameplay experience.