A TMNT Game Could Take Inspiration from Fortnite

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Okay, so, Fortnite and these wild crossovers? I mean, they’ve been doing this dance since 2017. Epic Games, right? They’re like the kings of snagging deals with big names. Marvel, anime, you name it. And just when you think they’ve covered it all, bam! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles join the party.

Recently, we got TMNT villains like Bebop and Rocksteady strutting into Fortnite. Didn’t last long, but hey, that’s how they roll. Epic Games seems to have cracked the code on bringing TMNT to life, their designs? Spot on. Could be a game-changer for any future TMNT adventure game. Remember this!

Oh, and—since we’re on this rollercoaster—Epic’s going head-to-head with Apple soon. Word is Fortnite’s finally creeping back into the iOS App Store. Took them long enough.

Now, about the Turtle skins. Why are these Fortnite TMNT designs hitting the mark? Well, they’re sticking to that classic comic vibe yet adding their twist. Compare this to other games; Fortnite’s got a blueprint. But Call of Duty with TMNT? Yeah, not so much. They went a bit too realistic—like TMNT meets monster movie.

Two new TMNT games this month. Splintered Fate and Tactical Takedown. PS5, Xbox—you get it.

Then there’s The Last Ronin. A 2023 reveal. THQ Nordic working on it. PC, PS5, Xbox Series X/S. Release date? Who knows. But it’s following Michelangelo—the last freestanding Turtle, against the dark backdrop. Looks promising, keeping that comic flair intact. Could influence character design big time.

Funny thing—Last Ronin’s hitting the big screen too. Live-action.

Anyway, back to Fortnite. TMNT skins are bound to reappear. The characters are like boomerangs that keep swinging back. And, yeah, gameplay’s important in TMNT adventures, for sure. But nailing the look? Just as crucial. Get that balance right, and boom! You’ve got a hit.

Maybe Fortnite will drop a Last Ronin skin? Just guessing here, but it wouldn’t shock anyone if it happens. Could set a trend for future TMNT designs. Or not. Let’s see where this all goes.

So, think we’re at the end, huh? Just me rambling about Fortnite and TMNT. But those two together? It’s kind of magic—messy, fun, and keeps you guessing. Who doesn’t love a bit of chaos now and then?