My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero is an exciting role-playing game developed by Sony Pictures Television. As the name suggests, this mobile game will submerge fans in the universe of the popular anime and manga series created by Kohei Horikoshi. Here, you can control the most famous characters, including Midoriya, Bakugo, Todoroki, and Uraraka.

Unlike other games based on the franchise, My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero is an MMORPG. In the story, there will be missions that you will complete to progress. Not only that, but you will also have a chance to interact with players around the world. 

Become the greatest hero

The Strongest Hero allows players to live up to their dream of becoming a hero in the MHA universe. As mentioned, the game gives you the reins on some well-loved characters and play as an upcoming hero. You can freely move around the city of Musutafu as you carry out missions assigned to you by the U.A Academy. In these missions, you will have to defeat a bunch of villains.

The battle controls in the game will remind you of games, such as Naruto: Slugfest and One Piece: Bounty Rush. You can use the virtual stick on the left to move around and use the right buttons to attack. As with the anime series, each of the heroes comes with their ultimate moves. With this, you can use Deku's legendary Detroit Smash or Bakugo's Howitzer Blast to defeat a villain.

Each completed mission will give you resources and elements that you can use to upgrade your characters' skills. Additionally, the game included a recruitment system so you can draft other heroes. You can use up to three heroes and exchange them at any time. There is also a live PVP arena where you can compete with other players. Moreover, you can band together to create your own makeshift hero agency.

Go beyond, plus ultra!

Overall, My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero is a fantastic anime game that fans will love. The game offers various modes, allowing you to live your hero dreams while interacting with other fans like you. It includes the anime's original dubbing plus spectacular graphics, so you would feel like you're playing through the series. It is a bit resource-intensive, but that's understandable since it comes packed with content.