Super City

Super City

MDickie
4.3
Adventure
10,000,000+ Downloads

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What sets these apart

Build a superhuman life in a shared city

Super City is an adventure game from MDickie where you create a custom hero and push that character into a crowded world of heroes, villains and shifting loyalties. Up to 150 characters can cross your path as you fight for control of different parts of the city. It suits players who want an ongoing, unpredictable story rather than a fixed campaign with one lead character.

Choose your role, then live with the consequences

You can decide where your character stands, use powers and technology in fights, and move through a world of costumes and locations. The appeal is less about following a single plot and more about seeing what happens when rival characters, alliances and confrontations collide. If you prefer direct control over a cast and a story that keeps changing, this is the main draw.

  • Combat: attack, grapple, block, throw objects, run, jump or fly, and use a special power.
  • Character control: transform after unlocking that ability and select the character you want to play as.
  • Long-term play: upgraded access lets you keep changes across all characters and continue until you choose to stop.
  • Casual option: set up custom fight scenes without needing to follow the wider city conflict.

A hands-on game with a large audience

The controls are built around combinations of simple actions, so fights reward learning how attacks, grapples, movement and props work together. Conversations can be moved through quickly, while the view can be zoomed to make the crowded scenes easier to read. With a 4.31 rating from 254,032 reviews and more than 10,000,000 installs, Super City has found a substantial audience. The trade-off is its deliberately chaotic structure: players looking for a tightly directed adventure may have less to follow, while sandbox-minded players get more room to make their own trouble.