My Hero Ultra Rumble, Bandai Namco’s free-to-play battle royale game, took just one month to reach its milestone download target. The title has been downloaded more than 7 million times, taking into account all the platforms on which it is available.
The publisher celebrated the milestone on social media with an image inspired by the game’s concept art. Due to positive results, all players will be rewarded and will automatically receive various gifts in their inventory.
Rewards in My Hero Ultra Rumble include 10,000 gold, 1,000 agency points, 300 red gallery, 300 blue gallery, and 300 green gallery. Anyone who accesses Battle Royale starting today (1) will have access to all benefits at no additional cost.
My Hero Ultra Rumble is available for PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The game can be played on new generation consoles via backward compatibility.
Learn more about My Hero Ultra Rumble
Read the description of the game below according to its official page PS Store:
My Hero Ultra Rumble is a new fighting game in which you can play with your favorite My Hero Academia characters in battle royale matches between 8 teams, each with 3 players.
Use each character’s unique gifts to gain an advantage in battles across large stages, alongside your friends online, and try to be the only team left!
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