My Hero One's Justice 2

Our analysis

A fantastic anime arena fighter that looks, sounds, and plays superbly, with dynamic, fluid combat, destructible environments, and a surprising layer of strategy beneath a simple control scheme. The story leans heavily on existing knowledge of My Hero Academia, so newcomers may feel lost, and the high price tag may give some pause. Strong production values and a variety of modes, including a surprisingly fun mission mode, make it a great pick for fans.

Our analysis

A 3D fighter with a large roster of 40 heroes and villains whose abilities and move sets feel dramatically distinct, but the shallow combat undercuts it. Combos are too easy to execute, characters feel floaty and unresponsive, and the uninspired levels and difficulty-free story mode grow tedious. Fun for a few hours, but it lacks the depth to keep pulling players back, though those wanting a casual, simple fighter may get more out of it.