Skip to main content

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice

While there is some nostalgia there for fans to enjoy,
65%Game Brain Score
Most mentioned positive aspects:story, gameplay
Most mentioned negative aspects:optimization, grinding
65% User Score Based on 608 reviews
Critic Score 65%Based on 5 reviews

Platforms

Xbox Series X|SPlaystation 5XboxWindowsPlayStation

About MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice is a single player fighting game with a anime theme. It was developed by Byking Inc. and was released on February 5, 2026. It received mostly positive reviews from both critics and players.

Includes: MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice Pre-Order Bonus Playable Character Early Unlock Pack Grants early unlock of two playable characters in MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice that are normally unlocked by fulfilling specific in-game conditions: Izuku Midoriya Rising All For One Chaos

Genres & Tags
Play Modes
Skip Games Like MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice

Games Like MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice

Looking for games like MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice? Here are top fighting recommendations with a anime focus, selected from player-similarity data — start with MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE 2, MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE or DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO.

MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE 2 Image
Games like MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE 2
MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE Image
Games like MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE
DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO Image
Games like DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO
Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash Image
Games like Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash
DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 Image
Games like DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2
KILL la KILL: IF Image
Games like KILL la KILL: IF
One Piece Burning Blood Image
Games like One Piece Burning Blood
JUMP FORCE Image
Games like JUMP FORCE
Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Hinokami Chronicles 2 Image
NARUTO TO BORUTO: Shinobi Striker Image
Games like NARUTO TO BORUTO: Shinobi Striker
Skip User Reviews

Reviews

65%Audience ScoreBased on 608 reviews
story70 positive mentions
optimization12 negative mentions

  • Largest roster of characters including heroes and villains from the series
  • Fast, flashy, and cinematic arena combat capturing the anime's style
  • Multiple single-player modes with story and nostalgic archive battles
  • Story mode final boss and some fights are frustratingly difficult with no checkpoints and unfair enemy advantages
  • Online multiplayer is plagued by frequent disconnects, lack of crossplay and a shrinking player base
  • Customization and number of playable maps are significantly reduced compared to previous titles, with many promised costumes and stages locked or missing
  • story

    384 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    18% positive mentions, 74% neutral mentions, 8% negative mentions

    The story mode closely follows the final My Hero Academia seasons, offering visually impressive cutscenes and emotional dialogue, but is criticized for its heavy reliance on anime screenshots, repetitive missions, and a notably punishing difficulty spike, especially in the prolonged and unforgiving final boss fight lacking checkpoints. While fans appreciate the narrative and character interactions, many find the story content short and unbalanced, with frequent AI damage and super armor mechanics making combat frustrating. Overall, the story is engaging for series enthusiasts but hindered by design choices that lead to repetition, difficulty frustrations, and limited gameplay variety.

    • “The story mode delivers some genuinely cool throwbacks, complete with slick cinematics ripped straight from the anime.”
    • “The story itself is gorgeous, letting you take different paths and progress at your own pace, all leading to the same ending.”
    • “Regarding the story, every single important moment is rendered in full 3D, with motion-comic parts for the less important scenes and slideshows for the rest, this made for a great way to play through the story of the final season (as great as an arena fighter can get anyway).”
    • “The final boss of the story mode also shares this feature, coming together with other awful decisions to create the worst final boss I have ever experienced.”
    • “The biggest mistake that ruined the impression in story mode is the last boss (All For One Chaos) at the final stage is pretty BS to fight with; there are no checkpoints, so any game overs force you to restart from the beginning of the stage, which is very frustrating.”
    • “The story mode battles are absolutely unbalanced, playing as a single character against three enemies with zero effective dodge mechanics; even after the patch, the story mode battles remain near unbeatable.”
  • gameplay

    120 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    37% positive mentions, 52% neutral mentions, 11% negative mentions

    Gameplay in this title is a mixed bag: it introduces new mechanics like a 3v3 tag system and a rising meter that add depth and strategic variety, and many find the combat smooth, fun, and improved over previous entries. However, significant criticisms include clunky or unbalanced mechanics, frustrating boss fights with poor checkpoint design, removal of beloved features like cinematic finishers and assist skills, repetitive or slow combat loops, and performance issues affecting enjoyment. While fans of the series may appreciate the large roster and some gameplay innovations, many deem it a step down from prior games, especially regarding single-player balance and story mode.

    • “The combat mechanics are easy to learn yet hard to master.”
    • “The gameplay mechanics are all super fun and the combat is incredibly cinematic.”
    • “Combos flow nicely, the mechanics are fast and snappy, and the rising meter is a good addition that shakes up fights nicely, giving characters a buff and a boss fight-like transformation that really can turn the tide of the battle.”
    • “This entire premise of the game is already proven a lie from the very first moment into the game: everything you're baited in with is a blatant lie, the roster isn't impressive, it's overpriced, and it starts off by forcing you to play Deku against a max power Shiragaki with no way out or to beat him because he instantly punishes you for even a step. There is no way to quit or skip this, wasting your refund time by proving every reason you might have to refund it.”
    • “The boss RNG moves are so annoying and it's not that good for a hard boss. All projectile moves are almost undodgeable, a lot of the game mechanics feel really bad, no more dash cancels means combos are much shorter. As a tag team fighter, there are no assist skills, which is a big drawback. The game combos are linear: simple 123 then swap, 123, then swap and 123 end with plus ultra.”
    • “My heroes all's justice isn't a sequel to Oj2. Despite additions and graphical improvements, it's a downgrade. Mechanics are gutted or a shell of what they once were, some characters have become unviable in serious matches, beloved mechanics like Plus Ultra 2's removed, mission rankings gone, final boss tedious causing repeated frustrating retries. Combos have been significantly reduced, dash canceling removed in favor of change cancels, support skills removed, and counter skills can cause combos to drop unpredictably, making online play frustrating.”
  • graphics

    45 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    51% positive mentions, 40% neutral mentions, 9% negative mentions

    The graphics are widely praised for their quality, detailed character models, and improved cutscenes compared to previous entries, delivering clean and visually appealing art styles. However, performance issues such as lag, stuttering, and frequent graphical downgrades, especially on lower settings, are common complaints, with some citing poor optimization despite options to adjust graphics quality. Overall, while the visuals impress, technical hiccups and inconsistent performance somewhat detract from the experience.

    • “The overall visuals are extraordinary, and the combat mechanics are flawlessly easy to learn yet hard to master, enabling the same approach as the early games.”
    • “The graphics and animations are beautiful.”
    • “Great game, first time with quality cinematics, if you are a fan of the series, you will love it. Graphics improved a lot since One's Justice 2 (we finally have decent graphics instead of GTA 4-like graphics).”
    • “The performance is terrible (my device overheats, the graphics constantly downgrade), the game feels sluggish, poorly optimized, and full of stutters.”
    • “On top of that it's laggy, enemies have an insane amount of armour, the graphics get bad out of nowhere, audio for voices just randomly cuts out, there is so much content missing that it is just weird, and honestly I paid about £60 but it's not worth above £25 at a push.”
    • “My system is really performing so I can't tell but I saw a lot of reviews (and PS5-PC) footage of the game running poorly, there is literally no excuse for this game to run badly, the graphics are barely improved, the maps are made by small clear walls but the map where it rains runs like ass (I guess because of rain particles? I don't know it shouldn't, it's a small map with no stage transitions whatsoever).”
  • optimization

    43 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    14% positive mentions, 58% neutral mentions, 28% negative mentions

    The game suffers from widespread optimization issues, including frequent lag, stutters, frame drops, and freezes even on low settings and mid-range hardware, making it nearly unplayable for some users. Performance problems are especially noticeable in certain stages, online play, and with specific characters, with little improvement from adjusting graphics settings. While a few high-end PCs run smoothly, the overall consensus is that the game requires significant optimization patches to deliver a stable experience.

    • “Other than that, performance is smooth, stable, and drama-free.”
    • “If this game's performance was stable, it would be one of the best anime arena fighters imo.”
    • “As for performance, I tried it on both a below-average laptop and an above-average PC with almost zero performance issues on max settings, besides a tiny stutter at the start of the match on the blue flame stage.”
    • “As someone who enjoyed the second game, I knew I would have fun with this one too, but the game's biggest issue for me has to be its optimization. Even with the lowest settings possible, it would still lag, stutter, and even freeze at some points.”
    • “The performance is terrible (my device overheats, the graphics constantly downgrade), the game feels sluggish, poorly optimized, and full of stutters.”
    • “The optimization is terrible; I should not have to pay for a high-end PC to play my hero academia video game. My PC is good, and it should be good. I should not need an RTX card to ensure the game will run well.”
  • music

    22 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    27% positive mentions, 59% neutral mentions, 14% negative mentions

    The game's music is widely praised for its high-quality, anime-authentic soundtrack that enhances the story mode and battle atmospheres. However, a significant issue persists where setting the music volume to zero doesn't fully mute it, causing discomfort for some players. Despite occasional repetitive track usage, the soundtrack overall is considered a strong and immersive element of the game.

    • “Once you get into story mode, you start to realize that the OST for this game is pretty incredible, a huge step up from the previous two games and it really lives up to the legendary MHA soundtrack.”
    • “The soundtrack is worth mentioning, giving it a truly anime-like feel, and each fight feels atmospheric.”
    • “Other parts of the game are awesome too, like the soundtrack. I love this game's music and it just makes me want to sit in the restaurant and vibe before going to play more.”
    • “There's a massive problem with the game audio: when setting the music volume to zero, the music still plays at low volume instead of stopping completely. This causes headaches for players who want to disable music and only hear sound effects and dialogues.”
    • “I forgot to note that changing the graphics settings didn't impact performance much and just made visuals worse. Additionally, setting the music volume to zero didn't stop the music; it only decreased the volume.”
    • “The game still has the bug where the music volume slider cannot be set to zero.”
  • grinding

    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Grinding in the game is widely seen as tedious and frustrating, particularly due to a difficult and poorly balanced final boss that halts progression and diminishes enjoyment. While the core fighting mechanics and story are praised, the removal of key features and excessive repetition in missions contribute to a grind-heavy experience that many find unenjoyable.

    • “Can't say anything for online, but until the last 2 fights in the story mode I had a lot of fun. However, those last two fights brought all the grinding to an insanely abrupt halt, leading to some of the most mind-numbing and poorly designed fights I've experienced in any game. Whoever thought these were well made and balanced was genuinely out of their mind.”
    • “My Heroes All's Justice isn't a sequel to OJ2. Despite additions and graphical improvements, it feels like a downgrade. Mechanics are gutted or just shadows of what they once were, some characters became unviable in serious matches, beloved mechanics like Plus Ultra 2 were removed entirely. The story mode no longer incentivizes improvement since mission rankings were removed (likely due to one specific mission). The final boss is tedious and turns what should be a hype moment into hours of persistent frustration, with constant retries required without communicating that it's a war of persistence, not skill.”
    • “[Controls can feel clunky at times with missed inputs, mission structures can become repetitive, some side content lacks the excitement of the main story, grinding is required to unlock all moves and cosmetics, and new players may feel lost if unfamiliar with the Final War arc.]”
  • humor

    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    Humor in the game is seen as a mix of genuinely funny and frustrating moments, with some players appreciating its comedic aspects while others feel certain elements are irritating rather than amusing. Overall, the humor elicits varied reactions, ranging from enjoyable fun to exasperation.

    • “This game is as good as the actual IP is and that's hilarious.”
    • “The game was both very humorous and incredibly fun!”
    • “Funny enough, it's a lot like how I felt playing One's Justice 2 in retrospect.”
  • stability

    8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    13% positive mentions, -1% neutral mentions, 88% negative mentions

    The game suffers from numerous stability issues, including buggy hitboxes, inconsistent auto-targeting, and glitches during combat and cutscenes, especially the final boss fight. Players report frequent bugs and crashes that affect gameplay fluidity, making the experience less polished despite its strengths.

    • “This game has combat that feels kind of strange with a floaty feeling, unlike the other two games. Also, it has been the most buggy My Hero fighter for me, with auto-targeting acting up, small characters like Mineta going under taller characters like Rappa, and some quirk skills having far better tracking than others.”
    • “I have not played much yet, but I beat the story mode to unlock characters. It was short and, in my experience, super buggy on the final boss.”
    • “Buggy hitboxes combined with the fact that you're lucky to stay in a game.”
  • emotional

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The game delivers deeply emotional and impactful character dialogue that personalizes each battle and effectively retells the story's key moments. Players feel genuinely connected to the experience, with some even feeling embodying the protagonist after pivotal victories.

    • “Throughout the entire battle, the characters exchange impactful and emotional dialogue that tells out the story and makes the whole thing feel very personal for each level.”
    • “The game takes you through the most important and emotional moments of the series, letting you relive the story step by step instead of just summarizing it.”
    • “I can say this is the only game that has made me feel like I'm actually All Might after beating that final boss.”
  • replayability

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, -100% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Replayability is enhanced by a large roster of playable characters and smooth combat, making it more engaging and refined than previous installments; however, some characters are missing and likely DLC, and current content may feel limited relative to the price.

    • “It is genuinely the best My Hero game, feeling more refined and having more things to do than the other 'justice' games, and especially being more playable and My Hero-driven than the mixed experience that is Ultra Rumble.”
    • “I absolutely love the amount of characters that are playable and the combat feels smooth; I'm hoping updates will arrive with more and more content.”
    • “Same company, same models from the other two games plus Ultra Rumble, but somehow not every hero/other characters are playable (Mt Lady, Spinner, etc.), so you can bet some new entries like Stars and Stripes will be DLC with the characters I just mentioned.”
    • “Same company, same models from the other two games plus Ultra Rumble, but somehow not every hero or character is playable (like Mt Lady, Spinner, etc.). You can bet some new entries like Stars and Stripes will be DLC with the characters mentioned.”
    • “The price is hefty for the amount of content there is currently.”
    • “Some characters are missing from the playable roster, which limits the overall replayability.”
  • monetization

    2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    The game's monetization is criticized for feeling like a lazy cash grab that relies heavily on fan service, making it hard to recommend at full price despite extensive playtime. It frequently goes on sale and is often available at a significantly reduced price.

    • “Despite putting over 100 hours into this game, it is hard to recommend at full price because it feels like a lazy, recycled cash grab that survives purely on fan service.”
    • “Goes on sale frequently and is already $20 cheaper than this cash grab.”
  • atmosphere

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The atmosphere is enhanced by a standout soundtrack that delivers a strong anime-like vibe, making each fight feel immersive and engaging.

    • “The soundtrack is worth mentioning, giving it a truly anime-like feel, and each fight feels atmospheric.”
Skip Critic Reviews
Skip Game Offers

Buy MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice

Some of these are affiliate links — if you buy through them, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

Play Times

8h Median play time
29h Average play time
3-100h Spent by most gamers
*Based on 4 analyzed playthroughs
Skip Game News
Skip FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice is a fighting game with anime theme.

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice is available on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox and others.

On average players spend around 29 hours playing MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice.

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice was released on February 5, 2026.

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice was developed by Byking Inc..

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice has received mostly positive reviews from both players and critics. Most players liked MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice for its story but disliked it for its optimization.

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice is a single player game.

Similar games include MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE 2, MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE, DRAGON BALL Sparking! ZERO, Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash, DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 and others.