Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The tactics of destruction is a turn -based warrior of the body from The Clicking Devs

Tactical mutant Ninja Turtles? Rock -based ninja tactics? I haven’t decided, but its actual name is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Takeight tactics, so maybe I should only call it like that. It has just been announced and it will come to PC next year.

I am extremely present for this for two reasons. One, it was a turn -based tactical game and I always had a basis to care about them. Two, its battles seem to take only a few minutes to complete. It all looked a bit coughing, at least in my mind, and it was a really great Roguelike with similar bite -sized fighting. In the strategy destroying, the tasks are connected in mini campaigns, each focused on a different turtle with their own unique abilities.

I think the third reason I was curious that I was crazy about teenage heroic turtles, because cartoons were called in England, when I was a child. I have had small statues where their half -shells can open and you can store their ninja stars (hero stars?) Inside. In addition, last year’s cartoon, Mutant Mayhem, was quite wonderful.

Recently, a series of turtle games, including the revival of the beat with teen ninja turtles: Shredder’s revenge, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Spintered Fate, an action game of RPG Roguelike launched last month, but I installed but has not been played.

This is a fourth and final reason that you might be interested in destroying the tactics: it is developed by Strange Scaffold, who are behind the recent Indine hits I am your animal and clickolding. It was an unexpected match and now has more screenshots on Steam.