Game reviews / My Hero Academia: All's Justice
My Hero Academia: All's Justice
2026 · PC · PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series X/S · Nintendo Switch 2 · 3D arena fighter · Action · Fighting
3 scored sources · 3 countries contributing scores
Review consensus
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is the most complete game in the franchise, combining a substantial 68-character roster, accessible 3v3 tag combat, and a story mode centered on the Final War. Its visual presentation and faithfulness to the anime make revisiting the climax especially rewarding for established fans. However, the game remains a conventional arena fighter, with uneven balance, occasional camera and collision problems, and supplementary exploration modes that lack polish or depth. Newcomers may also find the story under-contextualized. It is an enjoyable, content-rich adaptation, but its strongest appeal is firmly aimed at My Hero Academia devotees.
Limited geographic coverage. Treat this score as an early indication.
Last researched: 2026-09-19
Pros
- Large 68-character roster with varied Quirks and playstyles
- Faithful, emotionally effective adaptation of the Final War
- Accessible 3v3 tag combat and multiple game modes
- Strong fan service and attractive battle presentation
Cons
- Generic arena-fighter structure with limited innovation
- Uneven fighter balance and occasional camera or collision issues
- Side modes and exploration activities can feel shallow
- Story assumes familiarity with the anime and manga
Review sources
3 sources found across 3 countries. This is not exhaustive worldwide coverage.
- PSX Brasil · Brazil · 80/100
- Multiplayer.it · Italy · 65/100
- MeriStation · Spain · 75/100