Heroes United: Fight x3: A Surprisingly Unashamed Rip-Off RPG

This 2D hero-collecting RPG, Heroes United: Fight x3, initially appears unremarkable – another entry in the crowded genre of collect-and-battle games. However, a closer look at its marketing materials reveals some… unexpected characters.

The game's promotional materials feature strikingly familiar faces, including Goku, Doraemon, and Tanjiro. While the game itself might be inoffensive, the blatant use of these characters without apparent licensing raises eyebrows. It's a brazen display of copyright disregard, a refreshing change from the usual subtle imitations. It's almost endearing in its audacity.

The inclusion of these iconic figures, recognizable even to casual gamers, is undeniably attention-grabbing, if not entirely legal. While ethically questionable, the sheer nerve of the developers is almost comical. It's a rare sight in today's mobile gaming landscape.

This blatant rip-off, however, highlights the abundance of genuinely excellent mobile games often overshadowed by such questionable releases. To appreciate the creativity and effort put into legitimate games, consider exploring our latest "Top Five New Mobile Games" list.

Alternatively, check out our recent review of Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago, a game offering superior gameplay and a much more original title than today's subject.