Lawsuit Magnet: 'Heroes United: Fight x3' Raises Red Flags

Heroes United: Fight x3 – A Surprisingly Unlicensed Delight?

Heroes United: Fight x3 is a straightforward 2D hero-collecting RPG. The gameplay, while familiar (think battling hordes of enemies with a diverse roster), isn't inherently bad. However, a quick peek at its marketing materials reveals some… unexpected characters.

We're talking Goku, Doraemon, and Tanjiro – characters whose presence in this game seems, shall we say, unlicensed. The blatant use of these recognizable faces is surprisingly brazen, almost charming in its audacity. It's a throwback to a time when such copyright infringements were more common.

While the unlicensed characters are undeniably eye-catching, it's difficult to review the game objectively without acknowledging the elephant (or perhaps, dragon) in the room. The sheer chutzpah is almost endearing, a refreshing change from the usual mobile game landscape.

However, it's worth remembering the wealth of genuinely high-quality mobile games available. To offer a counterpoint to Heroes United: Fight x3, why not check out our latest "Top 5 New Mobile Games" list? Alternatively, read Stephen's review of Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago – a game that boasts superior gameplay and a far more memorable title.