One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 for Nintendo Switch

ممتاز جدا

Nice game

Narra la historia de los sombrero de paja es muy divertido

Curto

If you’re a One Piece fan, and you own a switch, this is a must-buy. This game is awesome! My only gripe is the really long loading times, but other than that it’s a really fun game.

Arrivato nei tempi previsti, mio figlio è entusiasta del gioco...peccato non sia anche in italiano.

As far as musou games go, this is one of the best on the market. Graphics on the switch hold up nicely and while loading times for levels can take a minute or two, gameplay has always been very smooth. There are three main game modes; Dramatic log, in which you play through a condensed version of the story following through most major arcs with several missions in each arc. Free log, in which you play through the same dramatic log missions with whatever character of your choosing, regardless if they fit in the story arc or not. Treasure log, in which you run through dozens of new missions in three different main sections (east blue, grand line and new world) with increasing difficulty each time. There is more content through character encyclopedias, photo galleries, event viewer, music player and guides for in game coins and attaining full crews of characters.There is a very large selection of characters to choose form, each with their own in depth skill tree to max out at your discretion in according to your play styles as each character plays differently. The soundtrack is not the same as the anime one, yet it is still very good and keeps the One Piece vibes. Difficulty options range from easy-hard, with no notable gameplay changes.There are not many things I dislike about PW4. It’s got loads of content and customization that will definitely keep you entertained. My only main issues would have to be the skipped story arcs (Skypiea and Thriller Bark are not present) and absence of major characters such as Kuma, Moriah and Enel. That being said, the game does do a good job of condensing the story that is there to fit up to Wano, summarizing events (both playable and absent) pretty well. Keeping it mind this is by no means a replacement to the actual source material, it does a good job of keeping everything solid. The lack of some characters does suck, but DLC is released fairly often with new character packs coming through that increases the already huge roster. So it’s not as big of a problem to drop it to a 4 star rating. Mechanics are pretty good and combat feels very fluid. The camera can be annoying at first, but quick to get used to and easy to operate. I usually find musou games to get repetitive quick, but the sheer variety in this one keeps PW4 very fresh and fun.Now while I think it’s a 5 star musou game for one Piece fans, I think it’s a hard sale for those new to the series. It would definitely spoil many major events and ruin the experience from the manga and anime. While I’m sure the game would still be enjoyable regardless, I would not suggest buying it unless you don’t care about the story and just want a fun musou game.Overall, this is a very good one piece game I think any fan should definitely take into consideration.