! Cowabunga, dudes! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are feeling a red light through the animated film, Mutant Mayhem, and the popularity of the movie, which made the audience laugh with the criticism and a lot of criticism.

It looks like superheroes will certainly be out of the mainstream spotlight a little early.

Inspiring in new-found buzz, Nickelodeon and Paramount are working on a sequel and two-season series on Paramount+. But the turtles are not stopping at the screen. The game is set to release in 2024.

The game is part of the Mutant Mayhem Universe, which has a vast portfolio of family-friendly gaming products like Peppa Pig: World Adventures and Transformers: Battlegrounds.

Since 2000, Mutant Ninja Turtles were successful in the past.

After months of the film’s development, players are in the shells of Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo as they play a new mutant threat. The developer behind the game is still fragmented in mystery, but this game promises a great mix of ninja teamwork and a “funny story,” according to a press release.

Stephanie Malham, director of Outright Games, expressed interest in the collaboration with Nickelodeon and said that the games will further expand the worldwide reach of the most respected and beloved franchises in the world.

This is nothing but a dream of a Turtle fan, but what about this game’s visuals? It’ll borrow the “bible, painterly” style from that film, and aims to make New York’s sprawling cityscapes and sewer lairs as vibrant and dynamic as the turtles themselves. Assuming the new video game, Doug Rosen, VP of Games and Emerging Media at Paramount, stated that its unique art style makes it the perfect candidate for the animation. He added some additional enthusiasm to the future release.

We still think this DVD adaptation will change everything from the source material to the last Ronin game.

Interestingly, the sequel to Mutant Mayhem was perfectly adapted to the future of the game, but also a new two-player animated series Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This multilayered storytelling approach allows for an expansion meticulously planned of the Ninja Turtles universe, providing ample opportunities for character development and world-building.

Although the game is waiting for more specifics, its expected compatibility is in the telecommunications and computer space. Given the history of Outright Games, it’s likely that the game will be available on a variety of platforms like the Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One and Xbox S/X. According to the firm’s recent reviews, the company received very positive reviews for their past titles, though users have expressed concerns about the cost-to-play ratio.

As for the Ninja Turtles, they’ve been pixelated heroes long before this exciting venture is imminent. Classics like the original TMNT arcade game, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time, are still in high respect. The franchise was subsequently re-released last year with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, which brought a medieval beat’em to modern platforms. Finally, it’s believed that the turtle brothers will visit Fortnite next.

Let’s hope the game sequel to TMNT: Mutant Mayhem is priced well.

From the sequel to the Paramount and the video game adaptation of the last Ronin, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have regaining their place in pop culture. The only missing part of this puzzle is who’ll get involved in this game. Until then, the fans can only speculate while humming the iconic theme song, but then wait to see what their favorite heroes are in. Turtle power!