My Hero Academia All’s Justice Preview

Note: The previewed game is still in development. When it is actually released, the game may offer different experiences based on the platform.

Those of you who have been following My Hero Academia will know that we are going to be excited about the final chapter of the anime in the Final Season later this year, and at the same time, BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment and Byking are not failing to bring these stories to the genre of exciting fighting video games after the success of the first two installments in the new game, All’s Justice.

ThisIsGame Thailand was recently given the opportunity by Bandai Namco Entertainment Asia to test My Hero Academia: All’s Justice. To get an appetizer for game fans and anime fans before anyone else. The trailer is played out when the battle between Midoriya or Deku and Tomura is said to be very fierce in a 1v1 format, selected from the content in the game that is still closed as a puzzle. This point has to wait and play in the future.

Then, we move on to the 3v3 mode that is the core of the game, which has an interview with producer Miyazaki Aoba that it is intended to be like a full action thriller. Players can choose their party characters to take to the battlefield. It is a tag team genre. You can switch characters with a cooldown, but when we are doing combos, we can switch new characters. They will move quickly, and all character moves, even though they have different abilities, are all of the same standard, so they don’t need to learn much and are easy to understand. In addition, there is also an Auto Combo system for new players.

The character lineup is not complete in this trailer, but I can confirm that all students in Class 1-A and all of Midoriya’s roommates will be able to play. This is exciting because everyone has different abilities, even in secondary roles. Another interesting system is the addition of the Rising gauge that will charge more and more power. When we fight, when we press the R3 button (in this case, the DualSense button layout), it will increase our protagonist’s speed and deal more damage. And finally, the game supports both offline and online formats.

My favorite highlight is that in addition to the full lineup. It is a 3v3 gameplay designed specifically for this installment, although it closes the trilogy of fighting games that have been previous, but when it comes to the tag team genre, we need to be more dynamic in battles. Also, the scale of the fight scenes itself is very large. We can also rely on trial and error in props such as building walls that jump and make cool moves, and of course, the surrounding environment can be almost completely destroyed.

My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is scheduled for release in the future. On PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, it’s a nextgenic game that everyone can’t miss. The story in this game is in line with The Final Chapter, allowing us to experience being a hero through a story campaign and a combat system that supports multiplayer. For those who are interested, you can pre-order now, be sure to stay tuned here so that you don’t miss out on the latest developments in the gaming industry.