That the characters and animation are well crafted. Like a medieval-knight, doesn’t get a lot of development until a last ditchĪttempt to turn him into a tragic villain. Stealing the show with his army of robots and power armour that makes him look But Jeanne suffersįrom a severe case of making Luffy do everything she wants, and whatĭevelopment her character gets is few and far between. Of whom shines everytime he gets a minute of screentime. Much more interesting are the characters of Jeanne and Isaac, the latter
Them are used in an effective way, with most serving as boss fights here and The Admirals, Germa 66, Crocodile, Buggy the list ofĬharacters given flimsy excuses to appear on Prison Island is long, and none of Serves as a tool to get as many of the most iconic characters in One Piece to the island for some Tools, that premise could be a compelling narrative. One Piece: World Seeker – Review Screenshots Provided by Bandai Namco Entertainment
Separated in the chaos that follows, Luffy must reunite with his crew, deal with the conflict between the Anti-Navy and Pro-Navy forces on the island, and uncover the relationship between the island’s warden, Isaac, and the Anti-Navy leader Jeanne. The Straw Hat Pirates are lured to the island on the promise of a horde of treasure in one of the prisons, but quickly find out that this was a lie concocted by someone looking to lure them there. World Seeker is set on Prison Island, an original island featuring a story that was worked on by One Piece author Eichiro Oda himself. Not only does it fail to capture the spark that made me love One Piece, it fails to be much of an entertaining action-adventure game in its own right.įrom the get-go, it’s apparent that World Seeker is designed for people who are at least somewhat familiar with One Pi ece, and newcomers should best look elsewhere. It’s a by the numbers game, which seems content to have all of the features that make up a modern open world game and none of the magic that makes it compelling to play.
One Piece: World Seekeris the first open world game in the series, and it shows.
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