Seeing as all you need to do is attack then tap a button when prompted to avoid taking damage, it's fairly basic stuff that's easy to pick up and play. There's a variety of special moves to perform as well so experimenting with each of the playable characters is pretty rewarding. You do so by tapping two buttons for different attacks and another button in order to dodge out of harm's way or possibly counter your foes' attacks.

You'll battle kooky animals, rival pirates, and a large assortment of crazy bosses. The basic gameplay involves beating up hordes of enemies that come in a variety of types. Anyway, Unlimited World Red is an interesting title in the long-running One Piece franchise. It seems like just yesterday that we reviewed a PS4 port of a PS3 version of a Nintendo 3DS game.

Run, Luffy! That gelatinous sea creature looks hungry! Now that One Piece: Unlimited World Red is available for modern consoles with a ton of extras let's see how well it holds up. Monkeying around with Luffy and his pirate chums is always a good time.

One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition is also available for Nintendo Switch

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