iOS (iPhone/iPad) Critic Reviews

Playing Middle Manager of Justice just might make you wonder...who does the Avengers' books and is there an opening? We think we'd like to apply.

Critically, there's always something fun to do. [March 2013, p.93]

An enjoyably simple management sim that threads its theme and humour through every part of itself, Middle Manager of Justice is well worth your time.

It's something a little bit different, it's beautifully crafted, and unquestionably entertaining for a time.

Middle Manager of Justice is how freemium should be - despite its repetitious nature, there's always something new to occupy your attention and you're never punished for wanting to explore all of these options; IAP feels like it actually enhances the game, instead of merely replacing gameplay elements that should already be there.

The game itself is pretty standard for the genre, not taking too many chances by deviating from the established formula, but when it looks this good, is written this intelligently, and plays with such ease, you'll have a hard time saying no. The lure of filling out status reports and managing superhero nap times is too great to resist!

Middle Manager of Justice is a shallow affair. One that shouldn't be as much fun as it actually is. Fortunately, it is fun and very addictive. After a time, players might find themselves repeating their actions but, ultimately, they won't care.

It brings all together comics, humor, managing and simulation, packed under an attractive look and gameplay. It's a free-to-play title, but a very interesting and addictive one.

It's the same old routine: grant the money, send forth the heroes, defeat the villain, upgrade the base... This fresh tactical simulation iOS game by Double Fine is definitely not going to bore you. It's pretty good actually, and incredibly funny above all.

Somehow this manages to be the best superhero team-up game of the year, even though its management style is fairly simplistic.