When it comes to games based on anime, there are more than a few examples of titles that play it too safe, falling back on what’s already been done to cash in on the series’ fandom. One Piece: World Seeker isn’t one of those games; on the contrary, it strives to be something different and new, taking the series and its video game off-shoots in a new direction.
Amazon has discounted the physical versions of Dark Souls Remastered to as low as $16.03, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot to $44.99 and One Piece: World Seeker to $16.99.
Screen Rant Writes: Dragon Ball games need to stop rehashing the same stories.
I think Dragon Ball needs a spin-off. One without Goku or the usual characters, or about dragged out fights and over the top baddies. More adventure than action, with new characters, and of course the dragon balls. I don't think there's anything that says it has to be ONLY about Goku.
I would love a game with fresh characters done in the style of the original dragon ball and not the Z type where its power levels and energy blasts and that's about it. techniques and martial art types and such would be awesome to see again.
With Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot and One Piece: World Seeker now out on the market together, a question has arisen: Which is the better anime game?
I will probably like this regardless what others will preconceive of it. I started Berserk band of hawks and I am loving playing the game. It’s just something so fun about drilling through thousands of enemies and blowing them up with a canon hand to fight a large monster that’s is just.... hmmmm.... satisfying