One Piece: Burning Blood

A fun game for the fans who want to relive one of the most exciting arcs of the One Piece franchise. Lack of difficulty and appeal to those outside of the fandom and complex mechanics that can be easily forgotten unfortunately limit the player base. However with a variety of game modes that’ll have players coming back for more, this is a must play for the fans.

Even though it's not One Piece's first game, it is as a PS4 game and the feeling can't be better. It lacks story content, which revolves around Marineford's story arc, and really simple scenarios. Visually, it looks really like Pirate Warriors, although an enhanced modelling of the characters, really fluid and with no framerate drops, make it look closer to the manga.

One Piece Burning Blood is an easy to play fighting-game with some great graphics. Unfortunately the story mode is somewhat short and the gameplay quickly becomes repetitive after a while. It is still a great game for fans of One Piece despite the flaws.

Visually, this game is right up there with some of CyberConnect2's successful Naruto games, too bad the gameplay didn't follow suit.

Ultimately what you get with One Piece: Burning Blood is just a variety of different ways to fight against other characters in different fighting modes - nothing more, nothing less.

It looks like Burning Blood has been conceived for the original series fans to to have thrilling challenges against the CPU, in which they can appreciate the the great number of special moves and spectacular techniques. The game presents a rather concentrate main mode and not so interesting secondary options.

While One Piece: Burning Blood may look pretty, offer some nice content and a bizarre cast (including a cross dressing pirate based on Rocky Horror Picture Show’s Frank N Furter), it wasn’t enough to keep me interested. I can’t even imagine fans of the anime would get much out of this release, especially as this is just the latest entry in a long line of games based on this franchise.

I was really in the mood for a good fighting game and since I love One Piece I decided to get this game. I found that this game has really good gameplay. I like how you can go through the story and that there's so many characters we all love (and hate) to play with. The graphics also look really good and even after completing the story the wanted poster challenges kept me playing for quite a few hours. Actually platinumed this game which I almost never do.

This game is fun I love the mechanisms and the combat, the art style is interesting and similar to the source material. So while I feel like this game isn’t perfect and missing something I enjoyed this game.

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One Piece: Burning Blood es un juego que no acierta practicamente en ninguno de sus aspectos. La historia solo cubre la batalla de Marineford desde tres puntos de vista: Luffy, Barbablanca, Akainu y Ace. Y se basa unicamente en combates normales sin ningun tipo de diferencia mientras te cuentan la historia mediante cinematicas un tanto pobres y escasas e imagenes del anime. Es un modo muy corto, que apenas dura 2 horas incluyendo el farmeo que hay que hacer para completar las secundarias. Porque ese es otro punto, en este juego de "lucha", por llamarlo de alguna manera hay farmeo, es decir, tu daño se basa en el nivel que tenga tu personaje. Lo que hace que llegues a hacer cantidades ingentes de daño incluso con el autocombo. Quitandole practicamente toda la gracia. No hay ningún tipo de tutorial que te explique las bases reales del juego o las mecanicas de cada personaje, lo que le quita bastante interes a intertar hacer combos. Los personajes están totalmente desequilibrados, algunos con habilidades totalmente OP y otros que dan hasta mala jugar. Esto se debe gran parte a la lentitud de movimiento y a la duración de los combates. El movimimento es muy lento, lo que hace que los personajes especializados en ataques a distancia (zoning) tengan una gran ventaja. A lo que hay que añadir que la IA no es que sea especialmente buena. Para poner un ejemplo, simplemente espameando el "Puño de Fuego" de Ace podras ganar a la gran mayoria de personajes. No solo por su rango sino por su daño, que llega a alcanzar hasta un 60% del total de vida. El segundo modo es basicamente combates con recompensa. Luchas y te dan dinero y funcion del nivel del contrincante. Haciendo un juego con unas mecanicas de lucha totalmente obsoletas, desequilibradas y sin ningun tipo de aliciente al combo y basandose en utilizar la habilidad mas poderosa posible. Bastante decepcionante, no se puede considerar ni siquiera un buen juego, está a años luz de distancia de los Naruto SUNS que al menos se molestaron un diseñar campañas y combates interesantes.

My friend suggested this game to me and now we are not friends anymore so dont play this game never again