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Savage Pursuit is a Ben 10 game on the Cartoon Network website that was based off the episode Washington B.C..
Characters[]
- Ben Tennyson
- Gwen Tennyson
- Max Tennyson
Villains[]
Aliens Used[]
- Heatblast
- Wildvine
- Cannonbolt
- Wildmutt
Gameplay[]
Controls
The left and right keys are used to move the character in that direction. The up key is used to jump and spacebar is used to attack/perform a particular action. Pressing Z key opens the alien selection screen.
The spacebar activates special abilities. A untransformed Ben punches, Wildmutt can detect hidden mines, Wildvine throws explosive seeds, Heatblast throws fireballs and Cannonbolt changes to ball form. The player can use Wildvine to grapple branches by using the up arrow key and use Wildmutt to jump down on enemies. When playing as Heatblast, touching water would revert him instantly.
There is a gauge above Ben's orange health bar that is the Omnitrix's energy levels, as staying transformed will drain it and forcibly revert Ben to human. It can be replenished by collecting green orbs from defeating foes and on the course.
Where to Play[]
http://www.cartoonnetwork.ca/games/ben10-omniverse/savage-pursuit/index.php
Trivia[]
- The Mutant Hamster, the Heatbat, the Mutant Frog, and the Living Tyrannosaurus are the bosses in the game.
- Only the Mutant Hamster and Mutant Frog turn back to normal by Ben, while the Heatbat vanishes and the Mutant Tyrannosaurus stays in its mutant form.
- Dr. Animo uses an alligator to turn it into the Mutant Tyrannosaurus.
- As an extra you can collect 10 Sumo Slammer Cards each level.
- Even if Ben from Race Against Time is showed in start screen, the game doesn't have to do anything with the movie.
- The Boss Arena resembles Super Smash Bros. 's Battlefield stages.