- Steam pricePrice
- $24.99
- Release
- June 16, 2022
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Up to six players clear the same Story or Arcade stages locally or online, each controlling a fighter with a distinct move set. Everyone shares one screen, coordinates crowd control and boss focus, and can revive downed allies while enemy waves press the whole group.
About this game
Tribute Games and Dotemu deliver a love letter to classic arcade brawlers with this pixel-art beat 'em up starring the four heroes in a half shell. Up to six players can team up online or gather around the couch to pummel Foot Clan soldiers, robotic menaces, and familiar bosses across beautifully animated levels dripping with nostalgia.
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Players pick a turtle (or April, Splinter, or Casey Jones) and fight through side-scrolling stages packed with crowd-control combos, special moves, and team-up attacks. The game rewards coordination as friends juggle enemies, share power-ups, and time their strikes to rack up higher scores and keep the flow of combat smooth.
Whether you choose local couch co-op or jump into an online session, Shredder's Revenge scales the chaos to fit your crew. The shared-screen action creates the kind of energetic, elbow-to-elbow teamwork that defined the golden age of arcade cabinets, now recreated for modern platforms with both Steam Remote Play Together and traditional split-screen support.
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Side-scrolling brawlers and action fighters built for punching, kicking, and smashing through waves of enemies with a friend at your side.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many players can team up in co-op?
Up to six players can team up together, either online or locally on the couch. You can mix and match turtles with other playable characters like April, Splinter, and Casey Jones.
Does the game have actual split-screen, or is it shared-screen?
The game primarily uses shared-screen action where all players share the same view as you move through side-scrolling levels together. While split-screen is mentioned in the categories, the core experience is designed around that classic arcade cabinet feel where everyone watches the same screen.
Do we need to coordinate and communicate a lot to play effectively?
Yes, the game rewards coordination. You'll want to work together juggling enemies, sharing power-ups, timing team-up attacks, and managing crowd control to rack up higher scores and keep combat flowing smoothly.