"One Piece: Burning Blood" is the newest "One Piece" game and it's packed with leet features, mad missions, and new characters. Is playing "One Piece: Burning Blood" worth your while?
According to Die Hard Game Fan, the "One Piece" franchise " has been putting out solid video game entries one after another," so a lot was expected when "One Piece: Burning Blood" was released on May 31st of this year.
You can play "One Piece: Burning Blood" on PS Vita, Ps 4 and Xbox One. "One Piece: Burning Blood" is the first "One Piece" game to be released on an Xbox console.
'One Piece: Burning Blood': New game, new gameplay
Unlike the "Pirate Warriors" series' musou-style gameplay, "One Piece: Burning Blood" features a 3-on3 fighting mechanic, similar to the "Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm" series.
In "One Piece: Burning Blood," you can pick three characters for your team that you can switch around during battle.
So if your pick in "One Piece: Burning Blood" is running low on HP, you can quickly tag another character to replace him. This makes "One Piece: Burning Blood" as your ultimate #SquadGoals
'One Piece: Burning Blood': New characters on board
Bandai Namco Entertainment announced several characters that will be available in "One Piece: Burning Blood," including Ace, Sabo, Kuzan, Smoker, Captain Kid, Dracule Mihawk, Sengoku the Buddha, Gekko Moriah, Bartholomew Kuma, Kizaro, and Luffy in his Gear Fourth, alsko known as his superpower mode.
The "One Piece: Burning Blood" characters also has some cool new features!
"One Piece: Burning Blood" characters can now use their Devil Fruit abilities or special moves in battle, like Crocodile's super sand form and Sabo's scorching fire attack.
Since you can now activate your Devil Fruit in "One Piece: Burning Blood," this also means that your opponent can do the same.
So when this happens, you can counterattack with the Haki, which is a shockwave move that blows away your opponent and negates the Devil Fruit's effect.
Attack Of The Fanboy noted that "One Piece: Burning Blood" will be best played by hardcore fans since the story "takes place more than halfway into the nearly 750 episode anime series," so only real fans will get to understand the storyline of "One Piece: Burning Blood."
