This game is amazing. The premise alone was already enough to convince me that this would be the best Supercell game to date. And it delivered. This is the Avengers: Endgame of Supercell. I could never have imagined that we could get the Batman vs. Superman of videogames right here, but this combines all of our beloved Supercell characters into a beautifully crafted, frenetic, satisfying, and vibrating experience.

The instant I wake up in the morning, I cannot wait to bust it for a couple rounds in this Super Smash Bros.-like game. It's just that addicting. I love to gang up on people and bust them, making them explode into the rain of shiny droplets known as gems. Every hit comes with the precise, short bursts of vibration we already know from Brawl Stars, enhancing the experience with amazing tactile feedback. And the chaos that ensues when watching this goofy mix of characters battle it out, wondering which squad will bust first, is a source of constant tension. This Marvel vs. Capcom-reminiscent crossover really brings the "smoking crack" sensation home.

However, you might find that, when the drugs run away from you, as you have not been blessed with the glorious Hog Rider, you may start experiencing the symptoms of withdrawal. Do not worry, for the next hit will come soon after, as the Nickelodeon All-Stars Brawl of Supercell just never stops giving.

To round-off the package, music is just as great as the nicotinial gameplay, and the aesthetics pull it all together, giving off that arcade feeling which might remind you of games such as Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games of Vancouver 2010. I can only hope that future additions to the game are just as great as everything we have now.

Not for me. Didn't plan on beating it as I'm clearly not the target audience but it's short and has enough variety.

It's a pretty simple 2-button game with button mashing for combat and other minigame-like sections. Didn't find the level design particularly inspired either. Runs terrible and has long-ass loading screens.

Didn't even think about going for the 100%, as it is somehow very easy to miss a lot of the collectibles and then you are forced to repeat the whole level. Maybe you can kill yourself in some screens but don't count on it.

Peach looks bad-ass as a ninja tho.

In my short experience with the game, I have already found many bugs, including Pals disappearing from my base and being permanently hungry, leveling up my carry capacity and it having no effect, killing a boss at the same time it kills me and losing the drops (happened 2 times), throwing Pal balls through Pals... and already became tired of the material farming.

It has some cool ideas, specially the slavery where every Pal has some productivity skills, but the rest is pretty standard. I don't see myself playing the game enough to beat it.