My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile has been teased in a new trailer, and pre-registration is now open for iOS and Android. The free-to-play My Hero Academia battle royale is heading to phones as its own game, separate from the existing console and PC versions.
The brief preview is available in English and Japanese. Players can pre-register through the App Store on iOS or Google Play on Android, with the mobile release described as coming soon.
Mobile squads fight for survival
Mobile cross-play has a clear boundary
The mobile version supports cross-play between iOS and Android, so friends using different phone platforms can team up. It does not support cross-play with the console or PC versions.
The existing My Hero Ultra Rumble is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC through Steam.
If your regular squad plays on those systems, everyone will need to use the mobile game to join the same matches on phones. Choosing the same version is the first thing to settle before bringing an existing group over.
Eight teams compete to survive
Matches feature 24 players split into eight teams of three, with squads fighting to become the last team standing. That keeps the victory condition focused on the team, not an individual fighter.
Players take control of My Hero Academia characters and use each character's unique Quirk across the battlefield. Your favorite character joins a three-player lineup, with online teamwork central to the fight for survival.
New seasons will add content, including characters and costumes, expanding both the fighters players can choose and their outfit options.
