King of Fighters MOBA

There are two opposing teams whose goal collectively as a team is to destroy their enemy's base to win.[19] Typically, there is one main structure which must be destroyed to win, though destroying other structures within the opposing team's base may confer other benefits. Defensive structures are in place to prevent this, as well as relatively weak computer-controlled units which periodically spawn at each base and travel down predefined paths toward the opposing team's base.[20]
A player controls a single powerful in-game unit generally called a 'hero' or 'champion'. When a hero stands near a killed enemy unit or kills an enemy unit, it gains experience points which allow the hero to level up. When a hero levels up, they have the ability to learn more powerful skills and abilities. When a hero dies, they have to wait a designated time, which generally increases as they level up, until they revive at their base.[21]
Each player receives a small amount of gold per second from their base. Moderate amounts of gold are rewarded for killing hostile computer-controlled units and larger amounts are rewarded for killing enemy heroes. Gold is used by heroes to buy a variety of different items that range in price and impact. For the most part, this involves improving the combat viability of the hero, although there may be other items that support the hero or team as a whole in different ways.[22]
Members of the genre do not feature several other elements traditionally found in real-time strategy games, notably base management, and army building. The RPG genre has a much closer resemblance to the gameplay, only limited to an arena.