TMNT: Splintered Fate roguelike added combat fox, new challenges, and more
The Super Evil Megacorp team released DLC and an update for the Hades-like roguelike Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate. Below you can find the list of new features.
Paid
- New playable character — Alopex. The developers describe her as:
Meet Alopex, the arctic fox — a mutant and ninja assassin. She was once utterly loyal to Shredder, but now has become a faithful friend to the turtles. She expertly wields crescent-shaped kama, easily slicing through enemies. Throwing kunai at close range, she deals powerful explosive damage. Most importantly — she can briefly become invulnerable, quickly attacking multiple targets in succession. Ninja powers that enhance shurikens also apply to her kunai, so try adding ninja power, fire, and water for maximum effect.
- Five new artifacts:
- Polar Bear Netsuke — every 10 seconds, a finishing move releases a line of flame. Cooldown is halved when health is below half.
- Ghost Buddy — summons a friendly ghost ally. After completing a location and finishing a chapter, its level increases, and upon death — decreases.
- Maltese Hamster — your weapon charges slower but deals extra damage.
- Channel Six Mini Cam — special attack recharges slower but deals extra damage.
- Hot Chocolate (with marshmallows) — you have one less dash, but movement speed increases while dashing.
Free
- Four new challenges in arcade mode.
- Prestige system — raise your ninja rank by completing runs.
- New combat locations in the “Sewer,” “Docks,” “Streets,” and “Roofs” levels.
- Balance adjustments and general quality-of-life improvements.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is available on PC (Steam, EGS), PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Russian subtitles are available. In addition to single-player mode, cooperative play for up to four players is supported — both online and on the same device.