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Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced My Hero Academia: Ultra Impact / Boku no Hero Academia: Ultra Impact for iOS and Android. The announcement was made in the latest issue of Weekly Jump, set for a 2021 launch in Japan. It will be free to play with in-app purchases.
The game will allow you to train and fight your favourite heroes in casual “quirk” battles, whatever that means, in this “hero quirks explosive battle RPG”. Fans can look forward to a variety of illustrations, presumably being all the alt costumes you have ever dreamed of.
Android will be receiving a closed beta test prior to release, with registrations to be available at the official website once it opens, alongside a related Twitter account.
via Gematsu
