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My Hero Ultra Rumble

Game

My Hero Ultra Rumble is Byking's free-to-play battle royale, published by Bandai Namco and released September 28, 2023 on PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox, and PC. Up to 24 players drop into a shrinking arena and fight using each character's Quirk.

Genre: Battle Royale
Platform: PS4, Switch, PC, Xbox One (F2P battle royale)
Developer: Byking
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Release Year: 2023
Japan Release Date: 2023-09-28
North America Release Date: 2023-09-28
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Gameplay

Squads of three, or later solo and duo modes, land in a shrinking map and scavenge upgrades and items while using Quirk abilities on cooldown timers to fight rival teams. Producer Aoba Miyazaki builds the mode around each character's distinct fighting style rather than generic loot-based combat, giving matches a closer feel to the franchise's arena fighters than a typical shooter battle royale.
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Premise

There is no traditional story mode. The draw is roster variety instead, letting players fight as students, pro heroes, and villains from the anime, each carrying their own Quirk kit into the shrinking arena rather than a generic loadout.
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Reception

Two closed betas run in February and August 2022, followed by an open beta in mid-2023 ahead of the September 28, 2023 worldwide launch. Critics praise the map design, matchmaking, and visual spectacle at launch despite some balance complaints from testing. The game tops 7 million downloads in its first month and passes 10 million by February 2024, and it remains in active service with new seasonal content roughly every two months.
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