The assessment is mixed, but negative opinions prevail. Faithful adaptation of the original work and character presentation are praised, yet repetitive gameplay, unreasonable difficulty, heavy monetization pressure, and launch-period bugs significantly reduce overall satisfaction. · 38/100
220 total reviews · 60% positive
Best for The main audience consists of My Hero Academia fans and mobile players looking for a casual Vampire Survivors-style experience. Fans who want to collect original characters and enjoy their voices and presentation may find it interesting at first, but players seeking to develop a diverse roster or progress free-to-play or with minimal spending are likely to leave quickly.
Strengths
The quality of the illustrations, animations, and voice presentation reflecting the original My Hero Academia work and its characters is high.
The simple controls and auto-shooting structure typical of Vampire Survivors-style games make it accessible, and some users say the early game can be enjoyed without spending.
Players can obtain characters relatively easily early on, and some positive opinions say that free currency and rewards are generous.
Weaknesses
Stamina regenerates far too slowly, and stamina is consumed even when retrying, hindering repeated play and experimentation.
Attack patterns and enemy quantities in later and boss stages are unreasonable, making evasion difficult; many complain that battles depend more on progression stats and luck than player skill.
Character and equipment progression materials and gold are in short supply, while duplicate characters and exclusive shards make it difficult to develop a diverse roster.
Sound83
Graphics53
Content49
Multiplayer44
Gameplay43
Story40
This AI-generated analysis is provided for reference only and does not represent the official views of WAME. It may differ from the original reviews or contain inaccurate information. Analyzed Sep 2, 2026