My Hero Academia All’s Justice lets you play out the biggest battles in My Hero Academia’s final season in this tag team fighter game with all the characters you know and love. Here are our thoughts on My Hero Academia All’s Justice.
We got invited over to come check out My Hero Academia All’s Justice at Gamescom by the kind people of Bandai Namco! So a big thank you to them for this opportunity. The game has no release date yet, but you can currently Wishlist it on Steam.
Let’s start off with the roster, because this is set to be the biggest and best line-up out of any of the My Hero Academia so far, with ALL of Class 1-A playable and the most popular heroes and villains from the anime joining them. In the version of the game we played, we were able to pick from 6 characters, from the heroes we had Deku, Bakugo, and Todoroki, but on the villain side, we had Shigaraki, Dabi, and Toga. They felt pretty good to play and not that hard to master, but there was 1 character that was easily the best character, and that was, of course, Deku.
Deku just felt so nice to play and had some nice combos that just felt extremely satisfying and smooth to use. Bakugo is a close 2nd, and with his explosive powers, he was also just a blast to use and obliterate the other team. I wasn’t locked only to pick either heroes or villains, so I could mix and match the characters I wanted to play as well, which is very nice.
There was also an attack that would combine while switching characters, and that also felt very smooth, and overall, the character switching didn’t feel like that much of an obstruction to the gameplay that I initially expected.
i’m not much of a fighter game fan, least of all anime fighters, but this is one of the ones that I had genuine fun with and couldn’t put down, so I’m really curious about how the story mode is going to be, and how close its going to be to the actual season, but i have some high hopes for that. I already saw some things, like a big battle against Shigaraki and a bit of an open-world hub where you can explore some things.
Visually the game is stunning, all the effects are just a visual masterpiece, but at times when there are a bunch of things happening it can sometimes be a tiny bit of a distraction that makes you lose the opponement or mis them, but at the same time, it feels like that is a bit part of it as well, because Deku has this smokescreen power to quickly make his escape. You can also go Plus ultra or have a rising bar fill up to do even more special attacks.
The game does help you out, so you aren’t fully clueless. There is a “recommended attack” at the top left that quickly shows you what attack you can easily do or helps you make a good combo, but these are pretty basic, and I would recommend just trying out your own thing to master the characters.
As a fan of the anime, I have some very high hopes, and from what I’ve seen, the game will deliver and will be plus ultra from your expectations, making this the best My Hero Academia fighting game anyone could ask for. While we still have some time to go before this game releases, I could recommend already getting into the groove of the game by playing the 2 previous My Hero Academia games.
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