One such planned game is My Hero Ultra Rumble, a free-to-play take on the popular “My Hero Academia” battle royale format. Since previous games in the series have mainly focused on fighting games and action RPGs, this is a fresh tactic for the series. Given that many anime-inspired games have followed suit, the shift to a battle royale format is a significant one. What follows is the whole total of our current knowledge on My Hero Ultra Rumble.
The fact that My Hero Ultra Rumble divides its twenty-four players into eight teams of three sounds like a unique take on the battle royale formula. In order to prevail in battle, players will need to coordinate with their allies and make use of their Quirks, or unique abilities. You can either save innocent bystanders as the hero or frighten them as the villain in order to gain access to unique abilities that will help you in the game.
Release Date
Using Twitter, Bandai Namco revealed that the upcoming My Hero Academia battle royale game will also be available in the West by releasing a new teaser featuring the English dub voice-work. They also mentioned a forthcoming beta test, which you can join if you’re interested. The beta will be accessible to PlayStation 4 users, and more narrowly, those in the United States or Canada.
Gematsu claims the following schedule for the two parts of the event:
First Stage: August 17 at 10 p.m. Eastern Time (ET) until August 18 (6 AM ET)
Timeframe for Phase 2: August 18 (10 PM ET) – August 21 (2PM ET)
Characters
Only 12 heroes have been officially revealed, but with so much room in the My Hero universe, expect that number to grow. You can take on the role of multiple heroes from the anime, including Izuku Midoriya (Deku), Shoto Todoroki, Katsuki Bakugo, Ochaco Uraraka, and Tsuyu Asui, to name a few of Izuku’s friends and classmates.
Many of the game’s antagonists, such as Tomura Shigaraki, Dabi, and Himiko Toga, and Pro Heroes like All Might, Mt. Lady, and Cementoss, have also been confirmed to make appearances.
New Developments
Two prior fighting games, My Hero One’s Justice and its sequel, My Hero One’s Justice 2, were released by Bandai Namco based on the franchise. My Hero Ultra Rumble is free to play, but both of these titles are for sale on PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC.
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Trailer
Numerous positive aspects were hinted at in the trailer as well. The game had a unique blend of close-quarters and long-range fighting, and the comic-book style prose that accompanied strike effects added a humorous touch. But the most striking aspect was the wide range of personalities presented.
All the characters seemed to have their own distinct play style thanks to their individual set of powers. This could be the game’s selling point, as most other battle royales don’t provide nearly as much variety in class and character playstyles. When taking into account the addition of more than one map and the entire civilian system, the future potential of this work is not insignificant.
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