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Ben 10: Power Trip
Ben and his family are enjoying their European vacation... until evil magician Hex unleashes the power of four mysterious crystals! Only Ben 10 can break the curse – so get ready to transform into powerful aliens to battle enemies, solve puzzles and freely explore an exciting 3D world. It’s hero time! With Gwen and Grandpa Max on your side, all the...
Details
- Released
- September 7, 2020
- Developer
- PHL Collective
- Genres
- Action · Platform · Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · Adventure · Open world
- Publisher
- Outright Games
- Subscriptions
- Xbox Game Pass · PS Plus Game Catalog
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Ben 10: Power Trip is a game squarely aimed at a younger audience, so don’t expect to find a challenging and deep experience. In our opinion, though, it absolutely nails it as a kids game. It offers an engaging story mode packed with fun and varied missions, as well as a big open world that’s ripe for exploring. Throw into the mix the well-voiced familiar characters, the range of skills offered up by Ben’s aliens and the wealth of side content, and you’ve got an excellent entry point into the genre of open-world adventures.
Ben Tennyson has been on many adventures over the past 15 years and he's back in a brand new 3D platformer so let's jump to it.
Back in 2017, Outright Games published Ben 10 It was. a simple beat ’em up developed by Torus Games that wasn’t exactly excellent, but was good enough to please fans of the source material (as in, a young and much more forgiving demographic). I can only assume that this game sold well enough for the publisher to greenlight yet another Ben 10 title for this current generation of consoles. Developed by PHL Collective, the same people behind Clusterpuck 99, Ben 10: Power Trip is not a sequel...