Released in 2020 / Developed by: PHL Collective, Outright Games
When Ben 10: Power Trip invites players back into Ben Tennyson’s world, it does so with confidence and clarity. This is a game made to be welcoming. You don’t need deep knowledge of the series or perfect reflexes to enjoy it — you just need a sense of curiosity and a willingness to explore.
The story sends Ben and his family on a European road trip that quickly turns strange, magical, and playful. Towns feel colorful and friendly, filled with small challenges, puzzles, and secrets that reward exploration rather than pressure. The pace is gentle. Nothing rushes you, and that’s part of the charm.
Combat stays straightforward and accessible. Switching between Ben’s alien forms is easy and satisfying, letting players solve problems in different ways without feeling overwhelmed. Each form has a clear purpose, and the game does a good job encouraging experimentation without punishment.
What really works is the tone. Power Trip feels warm and positive, never talking down to its audience. It respects younger players while still being enjoyable for parents or longtime fans watching — or playing — along.
Ben 10: Power Trip doesn’t aim to redefine action games. Instead, it succeeds by being clear, friendly, and fun from start to finish. It’s the kind of game that reminds you why adventures don’t always need complexity to be memorable — sometimes, they just need heart.
