One Piece Odyssey

ONE PIECE ODYSSEY is a fantastic journey with the Straw Hat Crew, that combines a light-hearted adventure, with a fun and flashy combat system. A must-play if you’re a ONE PIECE fan, though still very much recommended even if you’re not.

One Piece Odyssey is the best video game story set in the One Piece universe to date. A delightful story and beautiful worlds more than make up for some more frustrating and outdated JRPG staples. Non-fans of the franchise might have a harder time getting into the already-established world, but it’s a hurdle that can absolutely be cleared. Whether players are newcomers or lifelong fans, One Piece Odyssey is a grand adventure absolutely worth going on.

One Piece Odyssey passes the test by making the leap into the turn-based RPG genre. Fans of the series will be delighted with this story with a new story arc. It has interesting mechanics but can feel very easy at first. It gets more interesting as we go along, and it's great to see the characters perform their signature moves.

One Piece Odyssey is a nice RPG for fans of the franchise. It's clearly crafted with a lot of love, and there's a ton of great banter and interaction between the cast members. The core gameplay is perfectly serviceable, but it never really reaches the realm of "great," and it takes a bit too long to get going. It's probably not going to attract the attention of anyone who isn't a big "One Piece" fan, but for those fans, it should be an enjoyable little RPG. At the end of the day, how much fun you'll have boils down to how much you enjoy punching bad pirates in the face with your favorite pirates, and there's a whole lot of folks who want just that.

A stunning One Piece game great for fans and JRPG newbies, but one that won't satisfy hardened min-maxers.

The main thing is, One Piece Odyssey has made me want to watch the anime. Yes, I’m aware it’s over 1000-episodes-long and is only just getting to its final arc now, but the world of Eiichiro Oda’s franchise seems more inviting now than ever, and that’s all down to what this game has shown me.

One Piece Odyssey is a slog to play, with horrendous pacing and progression issues destroying what little good can be found in the story and combat.

one piece is peak and no one has ever written or drawn a manga as well as Echiro Oda. this game is a 10/10 just for having one piece in its title.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Also mir hat das Spiel gefallen. Es hat eine schöne Grafik und eine Nette wenn auch vorhersehbare Geschichte. Das Kampfsystem ist einfach gestrickt und verlangt nicht tiefe Einarbeitung. Einfach ein paar Stunden locker Zocken und abschalten.

The problem with games based on anime series, is that the developer only use the anime franchise as a way to bait in people to buy there product. Look at fairy tail, there was no love put into that game and same goes for this game. I might be giving the game a very low score but i feel like its justified because a game like this could of been epic, but they used the anime "One piece" to get sales The games not good.

The game looks good but has a lot of wasted potential. Out of 9 straw hats, 7 can be steered and 2 are only there to fight. The special abilities that the characters bring with them are all rather modest to unnecessary, as an example to use Luffy's ability of hakis where you can see if where a wall can be broken is simply useless because there are hardly any such walls and if there are which are the automatically targeted. You also notice in the middle of the story that the developers didn't give much thought to improving the characters. The function that you can give your characters new clothes is also unnecessary because there are only 2 unlockable pieces of clothing in the game and they are only for the characters that are not even controllable on the overworld (there is also a new piece of clothing for the other characters but only pre-order can get) The game world is nice to look at but quite bulky and linearly explorable, so you could have given the player much more freedom when exploring and exploring. In terms of difficulty, the game isn't exactly a challenge either, especially since the combat system seems a bit immature and you can't be just over or under leveled because many opponents can be defeated with just one hit and special opponents who give you a lot of exp can even be farmed. Although there is still a lot I could say about the game, I'll end the comment here and just say one more thing, Unless you are a mega fanboy of the series and ignore everything that is missing from the game because it is one piece, I can only say that One Piece Odyssey is not a game that can or should be described as an outstanding or best one piece game.