One Piece: World Seeker for PS4, Xbox One and PC delayed to 2019

One Piece: World Seeker
One Piece: World Seeker

One Piece: World Seeker is an upcoming action-adventure video game in development by Ganbarion and to be published by Bandai Namco. The game will feature Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates and put player’s in the view of Luffy, the game will feature a massive seamless open world with Luffy using his various abilities to maneuver around and battle. Now One Piece: World Seeker has been delayed to 2019, details below.

One Piece: World Seeker delayed

The game was initially announced to be released in 2018 but is now pushed to 2019, as revealed by One Piece #90, which came out on 4th September. Check out the image below that shows the new release window

One Piece: World Seeker
One Piece #90

This is the first One Piece game to feature an open world and we’ll likely see more animes turned into massive open world games eventually. The game will feature music and the setting straight from the anime itself. Check out the trailer and gameplay below

And 9 minutes of gameplay here

The game is headed to PS4, Xbox One and PC, now in 2019. The game will, however, release only on the PS4 in Japan.

From the official page

Set sail on an all-new ONE PIECE adventure in ONE PIECE World Seeker! Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates are back in a new story that puts players’ into Luffy’s point of view, as he battles and explores an expansive and seamless world. Open landscapes provide many paths for players to experience Luffy’s gum-gum abilities and swing into action.
  • ONE PIECE adventure with open fields to explore
  • Venture into seamless and expansive areas in an all-new adventure
  • Experience an epic new story from Luffy’s point of view with all of his gum-gum abilities at your disposal

We’re sad to see the game get delayed, but usually, delays can actually help games, since developers want to work more on perfecting the game for users.

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