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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City — Patch 1.0.6

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Released: 6/26/2026, 4:54:26 PM

Source: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/3713650/view/693139048964817719

Summary (AI)
The 1.0.6 patch for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City adds new camera options, allowing players to switch between vertical and horizontal modes, take selfies, and record footage that saves directly to the gallery on Meta Quest and PCVR. Meta Quest users gain support for the Omni Treadmill, and zipline speeds now vary based on travel direction. A new setting lets players choose between sitting and standing modes, with the previous auto-detect mode remaining the default. Several gameplay and visual improvements include more responsive enemy hit reactions, enhanced NPC lip-syncing, better synced special effects, and fixes for multiplayer slot behavior and in-game object interactions.
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  • By default, the camera shoots in vertical but can also be swapped to horizontal.
  • Settings include video and still images.
  • You can reverse grip the camera to take a selfie
  • You can start a recording and leave the camera where it will keep filming.
  • Media saves to your gallery on Meta Quest for easy sharing.
  • On PCVR the media should save the OS default Picture/Video folders.
  • Ziplines are faster or slower depending on if you travel up or down.
  • The accessibility vignette is no longer visible in the Lair mirror.
  • Touchups to animations in Stockgen.
  • Enemy hit reactions are more responsive at the individual body part level.
  • Improved NPC lip-syncing in the rooftop tutorial.
  • Perilous punch FX better synced with its animation.
  • 🐢Bombs and their sfx should now stop spawning after a challenge is complete
  • 🐢 The gate in Foot Tower that could sometimes be unintentionally closed is now open.
  • The slot of a disconnected host in multiplayer can no longer be filled by another late-joining player.
  • In-game push-buttons have more consistent states in multiplayer.
  • Selfie camera controls lack physicality on button press.
  • Objects close to the selfie camera lens might clip in footage; the viewfinder should accurately represent the framing and issue to mitigate.