When Shredder kidnaps Splinter, mysterious portals spread across New York City and the four Turtles set out to rescue their father from the Foot Clan. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate frames that mission as fast-paced roguelike action: randomized room layouts, power-ups and boss modifiers make each run different, while players explore familiar city locations and confront formidable enemies.
Each Turtle has unique powers, and upgrades let players shape builds around combinations such as water and fire, light and darkness, or robotics and ninja abilities. The game supports both online and local co-op, letting friends combine their characters’ strengths. Arcade Mode is described as a more immediate, high-intensity challenge, with unpredictable runs, new biomes and Wraith enemies; the listing also identifies single-player play.
The core design is built around adapting to randomized challenges, refining Turtle builds and returning to the fight, rather than replaying an identical sequence each time.