After its October release, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants Unleashed has received a new update.
It adds a new color-blind mode with three options and also “responds to fan requests” for increased gameplay difficulty and other quality-of-life improvements. Here's the full review, courtesy of PR:
“With the new patch arriving today on all consoles/platforms, it offers a brand new mode for colorblindness with 3 options, for deuteranomaly, protanomaly and tritanomaly types of color blindness. With the franchise's large global audience, the patch also serves a fan request by increasing the difficulty of gameplay – reduced life drop and increased enemy damage at Mutagen levels 60+ and the In-game Score Meter also received an update for fans looking for a more challenging experience, as the patch makes gameplay more difficult for players who want to achieve a perfect score.”
The team also added some “key new improvements to the accessibility menu.” Here are the full patch notes:
Patch Notes:
*New Feature*
– Colorblind mode – a new way to improve visual accessibility for deuteranomal, protanomal and tritanoma color blindness*Accessibility Improvements*
Added options to Accessibility Menu for better customization:
– Enable the guide: enable/disable the guide
– Toggle auxiliary animations: Enable/disable auxiliary animations
– Enable screen shake: Turn screen shake on/off
– Enable/disable kick stop*Hard Improvements*
Score Meter – Players are penalized significantly more when taking damage, making it harder to get a perfect score
– Reduced health drops at mutagen levels 60+ and 80+
– Increased damage from enemies at mutagen levels 60+ and 80+
