The title looks like a proper 3D animated series, and we simply loved exploring the game’s different environments. Graphically One Piece Odyssey is a very pretty game. Overall, the story is quite enjoyable and well-brought and there’s more than enough incentive to keep pressing onwards. The game will have you explore different regions that are seen in the One Piece series through the Memoria realm, and you’ll also encounter many well-known friends and foes. The story starts off rather vague, but as you progress, things start getting a bit more clear.

To regain their powers, they’ll have to explore Memoria, a world that is created by their memories. The latter isn’t too keen on pirates and she decides to steal the pirates’ powers, forcing them to regain their strength on top of fixing their ship and finding a way to escape. On top of that, they also need to figure out a solution to fix their ship as well as how to avoid the storm when trying to get away from the island. Before long, you encounter other inhabitants of the island, among which are Adio and Lim. The merry band of pirates regroups rather quickly, but they sense something is off with the island. The crew washed ashore after being subjected to a very nasty storm, and now their ship is also wrecked. One Piece Odyssey revolves around the Straw Hat Pirates being stranded on the mysterious island of Waford. The Straw Hat Pirates have never looked better, but sadly One Piece Odyssey is not a perfect game. The new game is seemingly a delight for One Piece fans, as it promises a brand new story, which is considered canon, and it allows you to truly get your hands dirty when battling the many villains that cross your path. It seems that One Piece is going through an all-time high with the release of its new trading card game as well as the highly-anticipated release of One Piece Odyssey.

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