Batman v Superman Who Will Win is an endless runner focused on moving through busy city streets while avoiding hazards and collecting coins. Players run, jump and dodge obstacles on the road, including vehicles, and can spend the coins they gather on upgrades to character abilities and attributes.
Running through the streets
The central activity is a continuing run through an urban setting. Players must react to obstacles as they appear, using jumps and dodges to avoid collisions. Because coins are collected along the route, the run involves both steering clear of hazards and picking up the available currency. The description identifies movie-logo-shaped coins as the collectible.
The game is presented as an action and adventure runner, with bustling city streets as its setting. Avoiding vehicles and other road obstacles is the stated challenge during the run. The source does not specify additional controls or describe separate stages, so the documented play centers on these running actions rather than a level-based progression.
Coins and upgrades
Coins gathered during a run can be used to upgrade character abilities and attributes. These upgrades are described as improving character performance, giving collected coins a use beyond gathering them. The available description does not detail the individual attributes, upgrade costs or how many upgrade levels are available.
This creates a straightforward connection between the two parts of play: coins are collected while navigating the road, then used to improve abilities and attributes. The source does not explain whether upgrades change the running controls or add new actions, so their documented role is limited to character improvement.
City setting and visual presentation
The game describes its routes as bustling city streets and notes that vehicles and other obstacles appear on the road. Its presentation is characterized as having graphics and visual effects, but the available details do not specify particular environments beyond the city-street setting. The core documented activity remains running, jumping, dodging and collecting coins.