Combat here is so satisfyingly fluid and it doesn't take long before you find yourself moving from combo to combo and taking out enemies. While the story and characters are mostly spot-on, Unlimited World Red's greatest strength is found in its gameplay. Unfortunately, the story can be a little tough to digest at times and newcomers to the series or even just casual fans may find it difficult to keep track of everything going on. Moments where you're just running between bouts of action are made less dull by clever quips and they help make what would be some of the dullest moments in the game a lot more enjoyable.

Similarly, the writing here perfectly captures the essence of the series and the interactions between all of the Straw Hat crew are a delight. Simple things like the way in which Luffy runs and interacts with the people and environments around him help to fully immerse players in this world and feel like they're in an episode of the anime deve or chapter of the manga. Unlimited World Red maintains all the vibrancy and lively colours present in the show and they've even nailed less obvious characteristics to help make this game feel like an extension of the anime and manga. One Piece: Unlimited World Red first released back in 2014 on the PlayStation 3 and Vita, but has now received an upgrade and a stack of extra content for its PlayStation 4 debut, including all of the DLC.įans of the series will be pleased to see how well the animation style of the show has translated into a 3D world here. Luffy and his Straw Hat pirate crew as he strives to claim the title of Pirate King. One Piece, for those who are unfamiliar, is an insanely popular manga and anime series that has been around for over 20 years now, and has received a slew of video games.

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