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A remaster of the latest installment of the “Unlimited” series, with over 50 DLC’s included
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is a adventure, action and anime game
developed by Ganbarion
and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment.
Released on August 25th 2017 is available only on Windows
in 6 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain and Traditional Chinese.
It has received 500 reviews of which 363 were positive and 137 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.9 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 4.79€ on Steam with a 88% discount.
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Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1
- Processor: Core2Duo 2.4GHz
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: 512 MB Nvidia GeForce 8800 / ATI Radeon HD 3870
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 16 GB available space
- Sound Card: Motherboard Sound Card
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Unlimited World Red is tedious & flawed yet remains one of the best One Piece titles on the market. Disclaimer: 100% completion & 93 Hours of Playtime via PS5 & Gamepad. [*]The flow of combat for a majority of characters is smooth with the exception of characters like Nico Robin & Ussop who lack utility, invulnerability frames, damage output & viable abilities that don't involve the same attack loop. [*]Moment to moment Action is swift without hanging introductions although dialogue & cut scenes interrupt the flow when occurring frequently (early game). [*]You play in third person with a free camera although the Field of View is vertically tight. It only swaps to awkward first person controls when using Ussop, so fans of the character take note. [*]Swapping between active party members during levels is instant rather than requiring a menu interface but only 3 characters can be active at a time, selectable prior to level start. [*] Boss fights range from awesome & effective (Crocodile, Akainu, Buggy & Lucci) to borderline infuriatingly challenging & broken (Blackbeard, Wapol, Enel & the Lightning Dragon). [*]The UI is clear & succinct although resources lack acquisition data. A third party guide or manual documentation is required in late game. [*]Despite monotonous mid-late game resource grinds, the associated Fishing & Bug Mini-Games offer a break from combat and can be relaxing [*]Difficulty depends on location & player level with Straw Hats upgrading via playtime, cooked meals or via "Words" that act as stat boosts & abilities. [*]Cooking and Words are impactful but their acquisition is excruciatingly tedious the longer you play due to the repeated areas, length of levels & enemy encounters. [*]Nearly every Major Arc up to Dressrosa is playable including Fishman Island, Punk Hazard, Baratie etc. & while linear, their exploration is surprisingly open & reflective of the source material. [*]The story repeats the now common One Piece flashback arc trope and despite having emotional moments remained lacklustre. [*]Outside of the story mode is The Colosseum, A ladder climb that faces you against famous One Piece characters in single or duo encounters with fights similar to Burning Blood. Odyssey vs Red In comparison to the most recent One Piece RPG (Odyssey), Unlimited World Red has free movement and abilities that don't completely interrupt the gameplay flow to initiate world interactions & activations. Time spent at each location is balanced unlike Odyssey & Alabasta. It has a straightforward UI for most menus. Difficulty depends on your settings, selected character and their upgrades as unlike Odyssey character stats play a major role in resilience & effectiveness against Haki & Devil fruits, closely matching the source material. That being said Boss Fights range from perfectly balanced to poorly designed with close to impossible counter tech (Teach's Black hole), invulnerability periods (Wapol), inconsistent hitboxes (Eneru), Area of Effect attacks (Eneru/Whitebeard) & more. Story, Locations & Maps The story & missions play out the same as most One Piece games in that it replays the most iconic moments from the Source Material but with a little swing to it, in this case with mysterious abductions & nin-nin magic. It’s a story not worth much attention and isn't worth the time just to experience if you're curious. It has some fun scenes between characters & a few key emotional moments but the overall arc is lacking. Unlimited World Red released prior to Dressrosa & takes place after Punk Hazard with its own story & alternate events. It features prominent locations & characters including Drum Kingdom, Skypeia & Eneru, Alabasta & Crocodile, Punk Hazard & Aokiji, Fishman Island & Davy, Enies Lobby & Rob Lucci etc; Each location has semi-linear environments housing Action Set Pieces, references to past events, Secrets, Fishing Spots and Bug Catching. Burning Blood World Red Edition The Colosseum mode which is something unlocked after some time in the story in my opinion rivals that of One Piece's standalone brawler title "Burning Blood" as it has a large cast of characters seen throughout the story & beyond, all of which playable with their own move sets/abilities respective of their vocation; it all takes place in the Dressrosa Colosseum with a ladder system that you must progress through to gain the aforementioned characters and fight tougher opponents. The mode also contributes to your save & playthrough in the story mode by providing you with resources, missions and gear as you progress and complete Colosseum related challenges. GRIND The game is grind heavy due to mandatory Hub World Upgrades that gate keep story progression alongside character upgrades & health maintenance. A lot of playtime requires you to gather currency and resources by returning to past locations to catch bugs & fish, gather fauna or to fight monsters & the marines to gather wood, metals, meat and other materials. While most early game materials are common, the late game materials require specific circumstances or crafting to acquire leading to an RNG heavy experience & repetitive actions during the mid-late game. That's not mentioning that while the UI displays information clearly, Wildlife & Resource acquisition data sucks and requires you to have a Steam Guide or GamesFAQ thread nearby to locate them outside of manual tracking. Side Missions & Tedium Outside of the story & resources, the game features side missions titled Quests. These unlock as you progress and are used to level your characters and revisit locations under set conditions for extra resources or as added challenge e.g. only using chopper in Fishman Island to collect foam; Defeat the Seven Warlords with Luffy, Fight Blackbeard with Ace, Collect 9 types of meat... These are fun missions that allow you to play as characters from the franchise besides the Straw Hats but, they much like the base game, contain mandatory full level clears to complete & quickly become a frustrating grind. There are 60+ quests of varying difficulty that have you running through Alabasta/Enies Lobby etc. from start to finish fighting the same Marines or interruptions every couple of metres before progressing. That's not mentioning that Side Missions hold middling to powerful upgrades for the Straw Hats and their acquisition is dependent on RNG, meaning multiple play throughs of the same quest to gain one upgrade. Rinse & Repeat, while following conflicting guides found across the internet & game. Conclusion I would recommend Unlimited World Red during sales ($6.83AUD) to those who are fans of the franchise but you should be aware of the grind & tedious aspects of the title. If you are weighing your purchase against One Piece Odyssey and prefer fluent action and some difficulty, I suggest picking up Red over the former.
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I like this game a lot. I played it on the PS3 back in 2016 and I really enjoyed it, and to this day, I enjoy it even more on PC. It has a good story, good graphics for low end PC, and supports controller (I use a PS4 controller). This game is what convinced me to watch One Piece, I'm so glad I got to play it again after 9 years.
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Amazing story good graphics for low pc you also should buy this game
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Honestly, Unlimited World Red feels like a hidden gem for One Piece fans. It’s not your typical Musou-style game—it’s more of an action RPG with some exploration, light platforming, and a chill vibe that makes it feel like a mini One Piece adventure. The original story isn’t canon, but it feels like a real arc. You and the Straw Hats arrive in a new town, and things quickly go sideways thanks to a mysterious raccoon and some familiar enemies brought back in a creative way. The new villain is actually pretty cool too. Combat is simple but fun. Each Straw Hat plays differently—Luffy’s rubber attacks feel snappy, Zoro is fast and powerful, and characters like Franky or Usopp have their own cool tricks. You can swap between characters, upgrade moves, and build out a little town hub, which gives the game some nice progression. The Deluxe Edition adds all the DLC and bumps the graphics up a bit, which is great for newer platforms. Nothing mind-blowing visually, but it looks clean and colorful—exactly what you'd expect from One Piece. If you’re looking for a fun, light RPG-style experience where you can explore, fish, fight, and hang out with the Straw Hat crew, this is totally worth picking up. Not super deep, but super charming. 8/10 – Feels like going on a chill side adventure with the crew. Would fish with Luffy again.
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Definitely haven't done anywhere near all the content in this first playthrough, but just finished the main campaign - and that was exactly what I was looking for at the moment. A nice, laid-back adventure with lots of flashy (if a little simplistic) combat and plenty of side-content to keep you busy between story chapters. I quite liked spending a little time wandering the town, seeing what I could upgrade, doing a little fishing, playing some mini games. Overall, fun!
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Frequently Asked Questions
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is currently priced at 4.79€ on Steam.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is currently available at a 88% discount. You can purchase it for 4.79€ on Steam.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition received 363 positive votes out of a total of 500 achieving a rating of 6.91.
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One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition was developed by Ganbarion and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is playable and fully supported on Windows.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is not playable on MacOS.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is not playable on Linux.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is a single-player game.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition does not currently offer any DLC.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition does not support Steam Remote Play.
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Deluxe Edition is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Ganbarion
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Bandai Namco Entertainment
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25 Aug 2017
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