
Evil Hex has cursed Europe – and only Ben 10 can stop him! Explore a 3D world filled with combat, puzzles and secrets as you save the day!
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Every price cut of more than 20% we have observed, in each market that quoted one, with this game's chart position on either side of it. These are episodes, not a model: a sale is one event, and one event cannot tell you what the next one will do.
Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Aug 22 → 0.86/day in the week after.
For scale, across Steam · Top Sellers · Brazil over the last 30 days: the 25 chart moves that followed a price cut of more than 20% went a median of 10 places towards #1, and the 2,413 moves with no price cut behind them went 2 away. One store, one chart, one country — it is the only place we have enough observations to say even that.
Prices outside the United States have been collected since 6 August 2026 and chart positions since 19 July 2026, so a cut older than that has no market to compare and a market that joined later has no history yet. Nothing here is converted between currencies.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $29.99 | 504reviews | 75% | — | $193K |
| $29.99 | 2Kratings | 58% | — | not modelled |
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[code]Casual playthrough ~6 hours Played on a Steamdeck [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]@MatureContent[/url][/code] Comparing this to the Ben 10 game from 2017, this feels more ambitious in what it tries to accomplish and while it does do better in terms of story telling and fighting, it still feels pretty empty and like it is only partially finished. The story is about Ben and his family (his sister and grandpa) on a vacation trip to some stereotypical european city that looks like somewhere in the middle of Austria or Switzerland. Their vacation is interrupted by an evil magician that opens up some strange crystal gateways that summon monsters. At the same time this evil magician also attacks Bens omnitrix which causes it to lose the monsters within it. You as Ben, will have to find the missing monsters to put them back into the omnitrix and destroy all the crystal portal things to save the town. The level design in terms of fun, is definitely better than that other Ben 10 game. It is open world with 3 different regions, the forest, the city and the mountain. To traverse the map you have access to a Ben 10 scooter which you can cruise around on. I also like the fighting in this game better than the other game, the combos are just cooler and the fighting feels more fluid, though still very simple. There are also different collectables like records, trinkets and some weird concert mini levels scattered across the map. As you play you also get these power up / skill point items which you can use to increase your toughness, power and luck. Toughness is your health, power your strength and luck is a mix of a better chance of doing crit damage and a better chance to get more loot, which in this game is just more power ups to level up with. Each passive effect can be leveled up 20 times. Where is game drops it is with the very simple and slightly boring map, where most areas feel empty and oversimplified. Most of the map is empty with a few scattered rocks, trees and bushes that are all just copies of each other. The few npcs in the town also just stand there looking like inanimate objects. The whole map and visual design just lack personality. While I like this game more than the other Ben 10 game here on Steam, the 30 bucks they ask for it, is still way too much for a game that takes like 6 hours to complete and is as simple as this is. So, I won't recommend it based on that alone. However, if you can get one of the cheap keys, then why not try it out. ————————————————————————————— [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]Help me out by following my Curator, I’d really appreciate it!![/url]
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 56 reviews with recorded playtime.
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VAMOS LA O QUE DIZER DO JOGO BEN 10 POWER TRIP APESAR DE SER UM JOGO CLARAMENTE VOLTADO PARA O PÚBLICO INFANTIL, BEN 10: TRIP PARA PC ME SURPREENDEU DE FORMA INESPERADA . SOU UMA PESSOA ADULTA, MAS MESMO ASSIM ACUMULEI MAIS DE 25 HORAS DE JOGO — TEMPO SUFICIENTE NÃO APENAS PARA ZERAR, MAS TAMBÉM PARA PLATINAR COMPLETAMENTE O TÍTULO. A JOGABILIDADE SIMPLES E OS DESAFIOS REPETITIVOS NÃO ME IMPEDIRAM DE BUSCAR TODOS OS COLECIONÁVEIS, DESBLOQUEAR TODAS AS TRANSFORMAÇÕES E CONCLUIR CADA FASE COM 100%. FOI UMA EXPERIÊNCIA NOSTÁLGICA, LEVE E ATÉ VICIANTE, QUE MOSTROU QUE DIVERSÃO DE VERDADE NÃO TEM IDADE. NO FIM, SAÍ COM A SENSAÇÃO DE DEVER CUMPRIDO — E O TROFÉU VIRTUAL DE PLATINA PARA PROVAR. PARA QUEM QUISER VER OS PRINTS DE PLATINADO ESTÃO NO MEU ALBUM DO JOGO DA STEAM (:_:)
[h1] BEN 10: POWER TRIP CONSEGUE DESPERDIÇAR UMA DAS MELHORES LICENÇAS DOS DESENHOS [/h1] O jogo é bugado. As decisões de design são bugadas. Parece que até a vida dos desenvolvedores é bugada. Porque eu me recuso a acreditar que alguém olhou para isso e disse: "É isso. Pode lançar." Eu cresci assistindo Ben 10. Por isso, talvez esse jogo tenha me decepcionado ainda mais. Porque potencial existia. Muito potencial. O problema é que parece que ninguém envolvido realmente quis aproveitá-lo. Ben 10: Power Trip é a definição de um jogo feito no piloto automático. A exploração é vazia. O mapa parece enorme só para aumentar o tempo de caminhada entre uma missão e outra. Você passa mais tempo indo de um ponto ao outro do que realmente fazendo algo interessante. E quando finalmente chega... A missão quase sempre é esquecível. O combate é outro desastre. O Omnitrix deveria ser a parte mais divertida do jogo. Afinal, quem nunca sonhou em trocar de alienígena durante uma luta? Só que tudo é tão simples e repetitivo que, depois de pouco tempo, as batalhas parecem cópias umas das outras. Os inimigos quase não exigem estratégia. Você aperta os mesmos botões dezenas de vezes e segue em frente. Os poderes dos alienígenas também poderiam ser muito melhor aproveitados. Em vez de fazer cada transformação parecer única, várias acabam passando a sensação de serem apenas "ataques diferentes" com pouca profundidade. É um desperdício enorme. A história também não ajuda. Ela parece um episódio genérico do desenho esticado para preencher várias horas de gameplay. Não existe impacto. Não existe urgência. Não existe nada que faça você querer descobrir o que acontece depois. Os personagens aparecem, falam meia dúzia de frases e pronto. Tudo parece feito no mínimo esforço. E a exploração... Meu Deus. Quem achou que encher um mapa de tarefas repetitivas era sinônimo de conteúdo precisava voltar para a prancheta. É missão de buscar. É missão de derrotar inimigos iguais. É missão de ir até um ponto qualquer. Depois repetir tudo de novo. E de novo. E de novo. Visualmente, o jogo também passa longe de impressionar. Ele parece barato. As animações são simples, vários cenários são sem vida e, em muitos momentos, parece mais um jogo da geração passada do que algo lançado anos depois. O mais triste é que Ben 10 merecia muito mais. A franquia tem dezenas de alienígenas icônicos, poderes criativos e um universo cheio de possibilidades. Mesmo assim, os desenvolvedores entregaram uma aventura que parece ter sido feita apenas para aproveitar o nome da marca. E isso fica evidente do começo ao fim. A Cartoon Network também tem sua parcela de responsabilidade por licenciar um projeto que ficou muito aquém do potencial da franquia. No fim, quem paga a conta é o fã. Ben 10: Power Trip não é só uma oportunidade desperdiçada. É um jogo sem ambição. Sem criatividade. Sem desafio. Sem personalidade. E, pior de tudo... Sem conseguir transmitir a sensação de ser o Ben 10. Quando um jogo baseado em um relógio capaz de transformar você em dezenas de alienígenas consegue ser entediante... Alguma coisa deu muito errado.
this is just fetch quests with a side of story
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Ben 10 Zelda sounds hella fun but... This game is just as bland and soulless as the Ben 10 reboot itself. The character dynamics, chemistry, and relationships have been completely butchered and flushed down the toilet. Gwen and Ben talk to each other like they’re absolute besties, which was NEVER canon. Everything is so watered-down, childish, and family-friendly that it genuinely makes me want to throw up. It pales so hard in comparison to the original 2005 series... The gameplay isn't the absolute worst, but it's pretty damn repetitive and dull. I completed all the side quests, including a LITERAL "rescue the runaway kitten" missions an absolute slap in the face to anyone older than 4 years old. Aside from a couple of unique gimmicks, all the aliens feel practically identical in combat, which completely kills the fun. The game itself feels cheap, lazy, and barely playtested given the number of bugs. On top of that, character progression feels completely meaningless. I dumped all my points into damage stats for the entire game, and I literally felt zero difference enemies were dying at the exact same pace from start to finish. Meanwhile, I didn't upgrade my health at all and only died maybe twice throughout the whole playthrough, not counting the final part. Now, I’m not saying every game needs to be hardcore or catered strictly to adults, but somehow the Shrek 2 video game never triggered this kind of revulsion in me. Overall, the actual gameplay loop didn't physically make me throw up as much as I'm making it sound, but describing all the frustration that built up over this playthrough is practically a matter of principle for me. Not to mention the sheer pain I feel as a classic fan since about 2008 seeing how they've completely butchered it. All the depth, darkness, eerie vibe, and edginess were just tossed out the window in favor of this brainrot, family-friendly trash. Bleh. Even if you aren't such a die-hard Ben 10 purist, this game will probably feel like a solid "meh" at absolute best. I actually enjoy these types of games, but something about this one is just fundamentally off. Not to mention how damn ugly the graphics are. I trash graphics-obsessed players as much as anyone, but that’s not what this is about. Everyone looks ugly, especially the humans. The art style is either completely nonexistent or just flat-out incompetent. Honestly, both this game and the reboot itself are half-assed, cash-grab garbage that completely disrespect and butcher the classic lore. I’d much rather go back and play the older games which, unfortunately, aren't on Steam. My pipe dream is a proper reboot of the series or a solid game based on the original classics. Everything else, including this game, is pure heresy.
É um jogo que tenta dar um passo a mais dentro da franquia, saindo daquele formato mais linear e indo para algo mais aberto. A exploração é o que mais se destaca. Andar pelo mapa usando os poderes dos aliens muda bastante a forma como você joga. Usar o XLR8 pra se locomover rápido ou o Insectóide pra alcançar lugares mais altos deixa tudo mais dinâmico e divertido. O combate segue simples, mas funciona. Não é nada muito profundo, mas dá pra evoluir os atributos e ir ficando mais forte, o que já cria um senso de progressão legal ao longo do jogo. O mundo aberto em si é bem ok. Tem missões secundárias, alguns objetivos espalhados e coisas pra coletar. Não é aquele mapa super denso, mas segura bem pra proposta do jogo. No geral, é um jogo mais completo que o anterior, justamente por essa liberdade maior. Ainda é uma experiência mais simples, mas funciona bem dentro do que se propõe, principalmente pra quem curte o universo de Ben 10 e quer algo mais leve pra explorar.
I don't recommend it unless it's 90% off due to the numerous bugs and lack of polish. Missions are short and repetitive, rewards are genuinely pointless (e.g. 25 gold for a mission when I could have just killed 2-3 enemies instead). They re-used the same boss fight 3 times and there's hardly any enemy variety. The mini-map just doesn't work, and and some collectibles aren't shown on the world map (vinyl in city park, trinket on eastern bridge) even after buying the upgrades to reveal them. Sometimes the quest markers don't update, and I had an issue where a gate button wouldn't trigger to progress the main story until I managed to activate it through a wall. Also there's a collectible on a boat which you use the grapple to access, but then there's no way to grapple back onto land so you're just stuck forever... Like everything else published by Outright Games, it's a mess.
a historia começo com o meu pau no seu ouvido
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