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Heroes United: Fight x3 – A Surprisingly Unlicensed Delight?

This simple 2D hero-collecting RPG, Heroes United: Fight x3, recently launched, a relatively quiet arrival in the late autumn gaming scene. The core gameplay is familiar: assemble a team of diverse characters, battle enemies and bosses. It's a formula we've seen countless times, but that doesn't automatically make it bad.

However, a quick peek at the game's promotional materials reveals something rather… interesting. The marketing prominently features characters bearing a striking resemblance to Goku, Doraemon, and Tanjiro. Let's just say the likelihood of these appearances being officially licensed is… slim.

The brazen inclusion of these recognizable figures is undeniably amusing. It's a blatant, almost endearingly shameless rip-off, a rare sight in recent years. It’s a bit like witnessing a fish attempting its first clumsy steps on land – unexpectedly entertaining.

While the unauthorized use of these iconic characters is certainly questionable, it's hard not to chuckle at the audacity. It's a refreshing change from the usual fare, though it does highlight the abundance of truly excellent mobile games currently available.

For a superior gaming experience with better gameplay and a more memorable title, check out our review of Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago. Or explore our latest list of top five new mobile games!