When I reviewed Teeny Titans ($3.99) back in the summer of 2016, I didn’t exactly hide my enthusiasm for the game. It was a rare case of an RPG that not only didn’t overstay its welcome, but actually left you wanting for more. In that review, I rather strongly pined for updates or a sequel. Now, with the release of Teen Titans GO Figure ($3.99), I’ve received both. Following on the big update to Teeny Titans that added some prominant non-Titans DC characters to the mix, this sequel pulls in the wider DC Universe right from the start. You’ll be visiting Metropolis and Gotham, picking up figures of Catwoman and Clark Kent, and battling against the likes of Lois Lane and Carmine Falcone.
Apart from the new places and faces, though, Teen Titans GO Figure is an awful lot like the original game. This time, you’ll start the game by choosing the Titan you want to play as, so you don’t have to be Robin if you don’t want to. It’s been a couple of years since the height of Teeny Titans-mania, and the company that makes them is discontinuing the toys. One last batch is going out to stores, and just like that, the Titans are sucked into the collectathon all over again. You’ll be going along with them, naturally. That involves buying, searching out, or winning more than 100 figures, as well as participating in (and winning) a number of tournaments that are held around the three cities. Not too far into the game, you’re g...