My Hero Academia continues to expand in the world of video games, and this time it does so with a project designed directly for smartphones.
My Hero Academia United Survival presents itself as a completely new experience for fans of the franchise, a title developed by KLab and Gumi that aims to bring the universe of heroes directly to the screen of your smartphone, in a modern and multiplayer-oriented formula, designed for fast but engaging sessions.
Gameplay: action and identity yet to be discovered
At the moment the gameplay has not been officially revealed. The announcement trailer lasted about fifteen seconds and only showed the key visual illustrated by the Bones studio — no mechanics, no confirmed modes.
What can be guessed by looking at the profiles of the two developers:
- KLab, 3D action expert in the anime world
- Gumi, veteran of mobile gacha RPGs
- a free-to-play model with seasonal content
- characters taken from the My Hero Academia universe
a mix that could give rise to something interesting, but for now they remain suppositions.
Contents and expectations
Content-wise, United Survival promises:
- iconic characters from the series
- Quirk-related abilities
- updates and new content over time
- a live-service model designed for the long term
A structure now consolidated in mobile gaming, which works when the base game is solid enough to keep you glued between one update and another.
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A franchise that knows how to move on mobile
It's no mystery: My Hero Academia has already explored the world of mobile games with titles like The Strongest Hero and Ultra Impact, and on consoles with the Ultra Rumble battle royale.
United Survival is part of this path by trying to take a further step, focusing on an accessible formula but capable of evolving over time, designed both for historic fans and for those approaching the franchise for the first time.
The future of anime on mobile
United Survival's success will depend on one crucial factor: being able to stand out in an increasingly crowded market. My Hero Academia has the fanbase, it has the name, it has the right developers. The most important thing is still missing is seeing the game in action.
L’uscita è prevista per il 2026, ma una data precisa non è ancora stata comunicata. Tutto da scoprire.
Se tra un aggiornamento e l’altro ti prende voglia di qualcosa di più narrativo e solitario, vale la pena dare un’occhiata a Oceanhorn 3, un action RPG in stile Zelda-like disponibile su Apple Arcade. Un’esperienza completamente diversa per ritmo e formula, ma altrettanto interessante per chi vuole capire dove sta andando il mobile gaming di qualità.

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