The Ninja Tortoise: The Last Wanderer game adjusted: Platinum Studio took over development, Paramount released

IT House News, June 6, video game media VGC today (6 June) published an article reporting that the developer of the game Ninja Tortoise: The Last Wanderer has confirmed the change, and the platinum studio took over the 3A action adventure game published three years ago, and the distribution changed to the Paramount game studio.

IT House previously reported that Teenage Mutant Nija Turtles: The Last Ronin was developed by Black Forest and released by THQ Nordic.

According to the latest information, PlatinumGames became a new developer and the distribution function was transferred to Paramount Games.

The Paramount Games Studio is a new integrated game brand that brings together several players under the banner of Paramount and Skydance, including Skydance Interactive and Skydance New Media.

The official positioning of the new group is to promote the game business in a unified manner, centred on narrative attraction, immersion and innovation for fans.

The Ninja Tortoise: The Last Wanderer was defined as a 3A action adventure game. The story was adapted from the same popular comic book, featuring four of the last survivors of the ninja turtle. He will embark on the task of revenge in a near-defeating situation, which also gives the work a natural, darker and more mature narrative.

The original cartoon was published by IDW for five issues, and the story is set in a parallel future time line, where the Bigfoot Gang has successfully taken control of New York, and the last of the four turtles who fought side by side survived.

Officially, it has been confirmed that it will land on the mainframe and PC (personal computer) platform, but the date of distribution, the details of the specific play and more hardware information have not yet been made public.

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