But that's okay, for the dialogue hosts the same level of comedy from the tv show and arguably, the gameplay is what carries this IP on its back. A linear tale to get you from point A to B with little twists & turns. But we'll get back to that part.Īs for the plot, it's unique to the series but basic in premise, a villain curses Ben's world and he's there to uncurse it. In particular, the dramatic visual effects of each performing move is flashy and offers a sense of heft to each action, and believe me, there is a lot of action. No details got left behind in their adaptation into the 3D world.
Still, cut scenes are what make this game feel like you're in an episode of Ben 10.įans of the original and remake can rejoice over the alien transformation designs. Sadly, most of the time lip-syncing isn't done great and characters feel stiff in cut scenes.
All in all, the memorable characters are well-voiced and don't look like complete awkward creations of badly moulded playdough. But then there are the generic ones like Ranger Ryan, who just reports on stuff. Now you can roam around and kick up a chat with quirky characters you've come to know from the franchise, like big' ole Burgermeister Stefan Shulte. It's a vibrant place that authentically represents the assets of the 2D cartoon in this 3D virtual world, from character art to the fully-featured Strudelbek City area. Developers PHL Collective constructed a scalable map riddled with quests and collectables for Ben to interact with.
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