New details have been revealed about the OnePiece video game's combat system!
✖ One Piece Odyssey is an upcoming RPG that takes place in the universe of the anime. Bandai Namco and ILCA announced the game earlier this year, but neither the publisher nor developer revealed any information about the game's combat system. The RPG genre can offer wildly different combat systems, but it seems One Piece Odyssey is going with a more traditional route, with turn-based combat.
Bandai Namco has released new screenshots for One Piece Odyssey, introducing the game's command-based battle system as well as a couple of new original characters: https://t.co/OBAo2czHXK pic.twitter.com/eEaR8UYCqP At this time, additional details about One Piece Odyssey are fairly slim. Long-time One Piece fans will be happy to know that author Eiichiro Oda will be providing new character and monster designs, while the game's music will be composed by Motoi Sakuraba . The game's narrative will see the Straw Hats shipwrecked on a mysterious island following a massive storm.
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