Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Madness | |
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Developer(s) | Synapse Games |
Publisher(s) | Kongregate |
Platform(s) | iPhone iPad Android |
Release date | September 16, 2020 |
Genre(s) | Idle Role-playing |
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Media | Digital distribution |
Input method(s) | Touch screen |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Madness is a mobile game developed by Synapse Games and published by Kongregate. It was released on September 16, 2020 for iOS and Android platforms after a brief closed beta period.
Contents
Appearing in Mutant Madness
Playable characters
Some of these characters may also show up as enemies or bosses
- Ace Duck (debut)
- Antrax (debut)
- April O'Neil
- Baxter Stockman
- Bebop
- Casey Jones
- Dementor (debut)
- Donatello
- Dregg (debut)
- Frosty (debut)
- Genghis Frog (debut)
- Granitor
- Karai
- Krang
- Leatherhead
- Leonardo
- Lotus Blossom (debut)
- Michelangelo
- Mona Lisa (debut)
- Mondo Gecko (debut)
- Napoleon Bonafrog (debut)
- Raphael
- Rahzar
- Ray Fillet
- Renet (debut)
- Rocksteady
- Shredder
- Skaarg (debut)
- Slash
- Splinter
- Super Irma (debut)
- Tempestra (debut)
- Tokka
- Traag
- Zak
- Zorax (debut)
NPC enemies
Non-boss opponents. Most are classified as Minion status, but some might become playable in the future.
- Foot Soldier
- Mouser
- Punk blaster (debut)
- Rat King
- Roadkill Rodney
- Rock Soldier
- Street punk (debut)
- Triceraton
NPC bosses
Non-playable bosses. May be also fought as non-bosses, may become playable in the future.
Confirmed characters with unconfirmed roles
- Dask (debut)
- Kala
- Savanti Romero (debut)
Species
- Aliens
- Bats
- Fireflies
- Humans
- Mutant duck
- Mutant fly
- Mutant frogs
- Mutant gecko
- Mutant ice creature
- Mutant manta ray
- Mutant lizard
- Mutant rat
- Mutant rhinoceros
- Mutant turtles
- Mutant warthog
- Mutant wolf
- Neutrinos
- Robots
- Rock Soldiers
- Technogang
- Triceratons
Locations
Roles
- Mystery: The role of this hero has not yet been released.
- Tank: A sturdy character, good at surviving damage and protecting their allies.
- Brawler: A character focused on dealing a lot of damage in melee.
- Blaster: A character focused on dealing a lot of damage at range.
- Support: A character that aids their allies, improving their capabilities.
- Trickster: A character that hinders their enemies, reducing their capabilities.
- Skirmisher: A character with high mobility that excels at attacking enemies who thought they were safe.
- Minion: A character with few abilities, often attacking in large groups.
- Boss: A character with few abilities, often attacking in large groups.
Trivia
- The kusarigama-wielding Foot Soldiers have a color palette fashioned after the original action figure from Playmates Toys.
- Support tickets submitted through Kongregate's website list the game's title as "TMNT: Dimensional Defenders."
External Links
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