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1. ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB UPGRADE
2. ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB PLUS
3. ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB SERIES
4. ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB WINDOWS

The original Japanese voice acting has been kept, something I know a lot of fans will be happy with, but the subtitle translation is solid, and it perfectly fits the over-exaggerated nature of Unlimited World Red – an English dub just wouldn’t sound right.

ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB SERIES

It’s not challenging GTA V or the Uncharted series anytime soon, but it does look good, and on the smaller screens of a 3DS or a Vita it should look fantastic. The environments are diverse, featuring lava, ice and desert locales to show off the game’s breadth. Everything is rendered in 3D animation, with the rippling clothing particularly impressive, and everything is bright and slightly exaggerated. Gameplay-wise, One Piece Unlimited World Red is more than solid, a case supported by the visuals. It’s not too bad, but I can’t see why it couldn’t have just been split vertically.

ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB WINDOWS

For some reason the screen splits into two windows rather than half and half, wasting about a third of the screen in the process. They’re able to freely roam the same zone as you, and obviously help in battle. One cool feature is the option for a second player to jump in and control another party member. Each triggers a mini-game that’s usually a variation on rhythm button pressing which, while not hard, do provide a bit of a refreshing break from the normal gameplay. The items in question come in the form of a bug net and a fishing rod that you can use at specific points in the wild to gain new items.

ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB UPGRADE

First construction is the tavern, where you can pick up side quests, while other options include a pharmacy to purchase health capsules (read: potions), and a factory that can upgrade your items.

ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER ENGLISH DUB PLUS

Plunder you find on your adventures, plus a little money, can be used to redevelop the town that serves as the hub for all of your adventuring. Ganbarion have also included a town-building metagame to sink your teeth into. The latter are basically buffs you can assign to a character, boosting attack or a particular resistance. It’s imaginative to say the least. There’s also a levelling system and “power words”. At one point a dragon casually appears, which Luffy attacks for something to eat (because he’s just badass) while at another point a mad scientist has created a giant jam monster.

Boss battles dial things up a notch, too. There’re the standard goons, alongside some knight-type guys and, for some reason, a race of desert-dwelling seals, to name but a few. There’s a plethora of baddies to beat up as well. This triggers a short attack animation and most enemies just disappear. It feels like you’re playing an anime cartoon.Īs you fight you’ll build an SP bar that allows you to unleash a special attack by pressing R1 and a face button, either by yourself or with all three characters. does a good job of managing them, and battles become chaotic, enemies flying across the screen, your three heroes’ focal points drawing opponents in and then knocking them away. When you’re not directly controlling them the A.I. Luffy uses his elasticated body to bounce around a battle, while the shipwright Franky can lay down a turret for other characters to use. You’ve got two attacks, mapped to square and triangle, which can be combined in combos and with a jump to defeat your enemies, and while this may sound sparse, the ability to swap between two other party members – chosen before you leave the central town – means you never get bored. The cast is varied and great.Īll of which is tied to a really satisfying combat system. All are a little bit silly, but you have the big, hulking idiot, the more serious samurai, the giant talking squirrel. Perhaps as a legacy of the volume of content to draw upon, each character has a unique personality. This should matter, it really should, yet somehow it doesn’t. Introduction to each character amounts to a few lines of text that flash briefly during the opening cutscene, and with several anime seasons alongside a staggering 35 other games in the series you can understand why – Ganbarion expects you to know who is who. And that’s the first barrier to entry: you’re very aware Unlimited World Red is part of a wider series. Luffy, Captain of the Straw Hats, sets off to save them from the clutches of what I’m assuming are series regular villains – he seems to recognise most of them anyway. The adventure starts when the Straw Hat pirates spot an island, set off to explore it and are instantly kidnapped. I have no idea what is going on with One Piece Unlimited World Red.