Four turtles, a beat'em up in nostalgic pixels, and the clean smack of combat that pops on screen.

No preference ranking here, so the per-criterion profile splits in two at once. Feel in hand races to the very top, ahead of 98% of games, the visual style ahead of 87%, the soundtrack ahead of 64%. And then it all collapses on the memory side: rediscovery drops to 6%, fun to 13%, desert island and connection stay below average. There's the real tension: a controller slap, immediate and joyful, that leaves no lasting mark once the pad is down. All on few votes, so to be confirmed, but the contrast is striking.

In the line of modern beat'em ups reviving the arcade classics, Shredder's Revenge shines on the move, the punch, the co-op. It's an in-the-moment pleasure more than a memory you nurse.

So, who's it for? For you if you love punchy multiplayer brawls, retro sugar that feels good right now. Much less if you want a game that stays with you long after you've set it down.