As winter deepens, the frequency of new game launches seems to dwindle. With the holiday season approaching, people's focus shifts from mobile gaming to gift-giving. Yet, occasionally, a new title emerges, and Heroes United: Fight x3 is one such release. This game is a straightforward 2D hero-collecting RPG, where players assemble a team of diverse characters to battle enemies and bosses. While the concept isn't groundbreaking, it's a genre we've seen successfully executed multiple times before.

However, a closer look at the game's social media and official website reveals something more intriguing—and eyebrow-raising. The promotional materials feature characters that look strikingly similar to well-known figures such as Goku, Doraemon, and Tanjiro. These appearances raise questions about licensing, as it seems highly unlikely that these iconic characters are officially included in Heroes United. This bold move into the realm of apparent copyright infringement is both audacious and amusing, reminiscent of the early days of mobile gaming where such 'shovelware' was more common.

**I've seen that face before (like the Grace Jones song)**

The inclusion of these familiar faces in Heroes United: Fight x3 is undeniably brazen, and it's hard not to chuckle at the sheer audacity. It's a stark contrast to the legitimate, high-quality games that continue to hit the market. For instance, if you're looking for a more polished experience, consider checking out our latest list of the top five new mobile games to try this week. Alternatively, dive into our reviews, where Stephen has recently explored Yolk Heroes: A Long Tamago, a game that not only offers superior gameplay but also boasts a more memorable title than Heroes United.