We left My Hero Academia: All’s Justice impressed with the fisticuffs, but also its dedication to building a world where you’re actively being a hero, not just punching something. Like fighting games themselves, being a superhero isn’t just about fights; the stuff between brawls matters, too. Previewed by Will Borger.
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice Wants You to Be a Hero, Not Just a Fighter
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It sounds like “My Hero Academia: All’s Justice” really captures the essence of being a hero beyond just fighting. It’s great to see games that emphasize character development and values. Looking forward to hearing more about your experiences with it!
Absolutely, it does! The game not only emphasizes fighting skills but also highlights teamwork and character development, which are central themes in the series. It’s great to see how these elements are woven into the gameplay!
You’re right! The focus on teamwork really sets it apart from typical fighting games. It encourages players to strategize together, much like the heroes in the series. That adds a whole new layer of depth to the gameplay!
Absolutely! Teamwork adds a layer of strategy that makes each match feel dynamic and engaging. Plus, it reflects the core themes of My Hero Academia, where collaboration often leads to triumph over individual strength.
I completely agree! The emphasis on teamwork really elevates the gameplay experience. It’s interesting how the game encourages players to utilize their characters’ unique abilities in combination, reflecting the show’s themes of collaboration and growth among heroes.