Ben Tennyson
The series’ protagonist, who uses the Omnitrix to transform into powerful alien forms.
How it plays
The game uses a side-scrolling perspective. Players move through linear stages, defeat enemies, avoid hazards, collect items, and reach the stage exit while using Ben’s alien forms to handle different situations.
Progression is organized around a sequence of missions. Transformations provide different attacks and movement abilities, so changing forms is important during combat and environmental obstacles. The Nintendo DS version focuses on straightforward action rather than extensive exploration or multiplayer modes.
Plan your run
Learn which alien form is best suited to each enemy or obstacle instead of relying on one transformation throughout a stage.
Keep moving during crowded fights, watch for environmental hazards, and explore side paths when they are safe; useful items and alternate routes can be easy to miss.
Meet the cast
The series’ protagonist, who uses the Omnitrix to transform into powerful alien forms.
Ben’s Plumber partner and a recurring ally in the Omniverse storyline.
A dangerous alien hunter who serves as one of the central antagonistic threats.
Before you begin
Switch forms when an enemy resists your current attack.
Check platforms and side paths before leaving an area.
Avoid rushing into groups of enemies or environmental hazards.
Ben 10: Omniverse is a Nintendo DS action platformer developed by 1st Playable Productions and published by D3 Publisher in 2012. It is based on the animated series of the same name and follows Ben Tennyson as he uses the Omnitrix to battle enemies and investigate threats connected to the Omniverse setting. The game combines side-scrolling exploration, melee combat, alien transformations, and light puzzle solving. Its DS presentation is designed around short stages and frequent character switching rather than a large open world. Reception was generally mixed: reviewers recognized the recognizable license and accessible action, while criticizing its repetitive combat, modest challenge, and limited depth compared with larger console versions.
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