Mighty Action Heroes

Are you prepared to dive back into the '80s? Whether you lived through the '80s or are new to the scene, Mighty Action Heroes is here to offer you an abundance of YEAH!, POW!, and BOOM! to satisfy your heart's desires. Running around like your favorite action hero (or your dad's) used to do, picking up shotguns, rifles, snipers, and let's not forget pizza—PIZZA everywhere!

Gameplay

Mighty Action Heroes sets itself apart from most games with visually striking aesthetics heavily influenced by the '80s. It's not just the art and menu screens but also the characters themselves, as if they were created back in the day as action figures. Some of these characters pay homage to almost-forgotten heroes. The only thing missing might be some iconic voice lines like "I'll be back" and "Fool!" but we can manage without them as we'll just reenact them ourselves. All of this is further enhanced by the amazing music to top it off.

Now, let's discuss gameplay. Mighty Action Heroes is a battle royale game where you'll duke it out in an arena set in the heart of a city. You and 19 others will enter the stage, eliminating each other one by one until a sole victor reigns supreme. Along the way to victory, you can pick up various weapons of different rarities, each with its own strengths and weaknesses for you to discover and adapt to your playstyle.

The core mechanics of the game are well-executed, with one notable "issue" being the sometimes unpredictable spawn locations. While in most battle royale games, you have a choice of where to drop, in Mighty Action Heroes, it's pre-determined, and sometimes you may find yourself spawning uncomfortably close to other players with minimal loot, forcing you to fend off enemies with just a pistol.

There's a diverse selection of characters to choose from, although most are locked behind an NFT paywall or the battle pass. Nevertheless, the game is entirely free to play and introduces intriguing character customization mechanics. Beyond varying stats like class, health, armor, speed, luck, and ability, you can further personalize your hero with perks and gadgets, adding depth to the familiar genre.

Speaking of perks, let's delve into that for a moment. Perks are power-ups you can equip to your hero, and these perks are upgradeable. From increased damage when below 25% health to boosted maximum armor, there's a wide array for you to experiment with. Each perk can also be upgraded, allowing you to fine-tune your playstyle. While currently limited to one perk, it hints at the possibility of having up to five, providing ample room for customization.

Review

Mighty Action Heroes is still going strong in 2025, and honestly, it’s the perfect game when you just want to jump into some quick, battle royale action. It’s like an ultra-light PUBG but with a fun, action-figure aesthetic that makes every match feel like you're playing with classic toy soldiers. Whether you’re on a short bus ride or just killing time on the toilet, the game’s quick 3–5 minute battles make it an easy pick-up-and-play experience.

Games need to make money to survive, and almost every game we love has some form of microtransactions, whether it's just cosmetics or items that impact gameplay. Mighty Action Heroes is no exception. Some heroes (with better stats and perks) are locked behind purchases or the battle pass, and perks that boost your character can be upgraded faster if you spend money. But unless you’re aiming to dominate every match, it doesn’t take away from the fun. Casual players still get plenty of free rewards through the Mighty Road (its level-up reward system) and the free tier of the battle pass. The steady supply of free gems and upgrade materials makes progression feel rewarding without forcing you to open your wallet.

Visually, Mighty Action Heroes absolutely nails the retro action-figure vibe. The characters look like they came straight out of an ‘80s toy catalog, and the animations, especially for guns (I really love the AWPerator) and abilities, feel smooth and satisfying. That said, the map can get a bit repetitive after a while. It would be great to see new maps, squad battle royale modes, and maybe some seasonal events or tournaments to spice things up. I first tried the game in its web browser version, and while it worked fine, playing on mobile now feels so much better. The controls are super intuitive, and you can choose between manual aiming or auto-aim, which locks onto the nearest enemy. It’s a great option for beginners and makes the game even more accessible.

At the end of the day, Mighty Action Heroes isn’t trying to compete with massive battle royales—it’s all about quick, fun matches that you can play anytime, anywhere. It’s fast, it’s simple, and most importantly, it’s fun. If you want something light and easy to play without the commitment of long matches, this one is definitely worth a shot.