Bandai Namco's ONE PIECE: WORLD SEEKER Has Been Pushed Back To 2019

Bandai Namco's ONE PIECE: WORLD SEEKER Has Been Pushed Back To 2019

The open world anime video game, One Piece: World Seeker, has been pushed back to 2019. The game will no longer be out this year, here is the official post from One Piece #90.

By MemoAcebo - Sep 06, 2018 08:09 AM EST
Filed Under: Multiplatform
Source: Gematsu

One Piece: World Seeker has been delayed to 2019. The video game for Xbox One, PS4 and PC scheduled for 2018, will arrive next year. The news has been revealed through number 90 of the official publication of the One Piece manga in Japan, which according to Gematsu, makes explicit reference to that date.

One Piece: World Seeker is an open world action adventure game set in the famous universe of manganime One Piece. In World Seeker we will play as Luffy, who will be able to explore enormous environments extracted from the manga and the anime series, transferring the playable mechanics to the open world title.

The game will reflect all the usual playable abilities and features of Luffy in relation to hand-to-hand combat with very complex combos, which will be an important component of action. Developed as part of the characteristics and celebrations of the twentieth anniversary of this creative property, the game will come to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles, in addition to PC. It also has the approval of the original author of One Piece, who performs executive and advisory work.

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