GOMU GOMU NO...ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER REVIEW ROUND UP!

The One Piece franchise is beyond legendary at this point. Despite being close to 22 years old, Eiichiro Oda's fantasy pirate epic continues to evolve and expand its branding. So much so that fans can now look forward to a live action version of the show on Netflix soon. When it comes to games, One Piece always had a long and storied presence in the gaming industry, dating all the way back to the early 2000s Playstation releases. However, the quality of these games fluctuates between good and please! please! burn it with fire! Now up steps ONE PIECE WORLD SEEKER as it aims to be the best yet. Here are the critics' reviews: 

GAMEINFORMER 8/10
'In terms of open-world game design, World Seeker isn’t an innovator, but it borrows and re-imagines familiar mechanics well (from the Batman: Arkham games, in particular) and proves why they are perfect for the One Piece universe.'

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IGN 4.8/10
'World Seeker looks the part of a breakout single-player One Piece game, but its many problems become apparent almost immediately after picking up the controller.' 

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CGMAGAZINE 4/10
'One Piece at its best is full of joy, surprises, and most of all, a sense of adventure, all of which are sorely lacking here. Trust me when I say that even the most die-hard One Piece fans should look elsewhere.'

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KOTAKU
'Japanese developer Ganbarion has put together one hell of a game, certainly the most ambitious ever created for the One Piece franchise. I’ve played Monkey D. Luffy in fighting games countless times, and I’ve never connected with the character nearly as much as I have just running through the green grassy hills of One Piece: World Seeker.'

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One Piece World Seeker seems to be the very definition of mix reaction. You can add this one to the pile of games that aren't for everyone and fun may vary. Form your own opinion when the game comes out March 14 for PC, Xbox One and PS4. For more gaming review round ups check out what critics had to say about Devil May Cry 5 or for animation review check out our own review of Blender 2.80 Eevee.