Senior Vice President for Games and Emerging Media at Paramount Global Doug Rosen confirmed that a more mature TMNT game is in development.
games, players will mostly play as one character, but inhabit others in flashback sequences. It wasn’t directly stated, but it appears to be a single-player experience.and both are quite far from the family-friendly vibe TMNT games usually have. Rosen stated that there are ways to aim TMNT at multiple age groups and Paramount is taking “multiple approaches [to the TMNT franchise]” and not “[dialing] back to make the game something it shouldn’t be.
Rosen, however, did not reveal what team was developing this AAA TMNT game, but did say that Paramount has found the right partner for the job. He also noted that it was probably a “few years” away, and that players should expect more details on this more mature title and other TMNT games over the coming months and years, as vague as that promise was.
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