Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City delivers a fun and immersive VR adventure with fast-paced combat, solid voice acting, and strong turtle personalities. Despite repetitive side content and some minor technical issues, it stands out as a unique TMNT experience that works especially well in virtual reality.


Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City
2026 Beyond Frames Entertainment67Worthwhile
Playable on
Available on
- $24.99
Game modes
- 2–4 players
Details
- Launch
- April 30, 2026
- Developer
- Cortopia Studios
- Publisher
- Beyond Frames Entertainment
- Themes
Overview
A brotherhood in the shadows. A city on the brink. In the vacuum left by Shredder's demise, the Foot Clan's grip tightens on the streets you once called home. In the first-ever TMNT first-person action adventure VR game - forge your own chapter, solo or in co-op with up to three friends. Coming 2026
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Reception
- OpenCritic62from 3 reviews
Empire City shares the same fate that a lot of ambitious VR games do. They try to mimic the scope of big-budget AAA flat games, but cannot do so because of their much more limited budget. So the game ends up being spread thin with little depth over its six-hour game length. TMNT: Empire City VR is a fun, if thin, game. Just be aware that its chief charms...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City is a game of brilliant highs but also some noticeable lows – traversal is fantastic, the comic-book vibes are immaculate, and the co-op is a joy, but it is dragged down by an empty world and combat that lacks any real challenge. If you love the franchise and have a few friends to play with, you will easily look...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City is a buggy, repetitive, and incredibly barebones adventure that mostly fails to capitalize on its extremely awesome premise.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City is a game where the effort is clear, yet as a whole, the game doesn't come together in a way that turtles should when fighting crime in VR.






















