One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition Heads West on PC, PS4, and Switch

Bandai Namco has announced a western release for One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition.

The action-adventure game based on the One Piece franchise will launch for PC and PlayStation 4 on August 25th in Europe and via retail and the eShop on the Nintendo Switch in September of this year. A North American release is planned, however we haven’t gotten the press release yet.

Featured above, you can view a trailer showcasing what’s coming in the new and upgraded version of the game.


Here’s a rundown on the game, via Bandai Namco:


The Straw Hat Pirates will dock on PS4 and PC with a brand new revamped version of the game, and for the first time ever on Nintendo Switch in September. The game comes with several new features from technical and content side.

Explore the Grand Blue as never you’ve never seen it before. One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition will support up to 4K on PC & PS4 Pro, Full HD on PS4 and Nintendo Switch. Players can rely up to 60 fps on all three platforms in order to allow for a powerful and enjoyable experience. All games modes will be available for PS4 Pro, PS4 and Nintendo Switch in 2-player Co-Op!

Re-discover the original adventure of Luffy and his pirate crew that encounter and befriends a cheerful yet mysterious raccoon named Pato who possesses a shadowy power to create anything drawn onto a leaf. In order to help their newfound friend, Pato leads the crew to the Forgotten Island where they get kidnapped by a wicked pirate named The Red Count and Luffy must fight to recover his crew from the enemy’s grasp and find out exactly what The Red Count’s evil plots are. The adventure will come loaded with incredible content thanks to the inclusion of more than 40 DLC’s.

One Piece: Unlimited World Red Deluxe Edition will be available digitally for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 4 Pro, and PC on August 25th 2017. Nintendo Switch – both physically and digitally on September 2017.


About

Owner and Publisher at Niche Gamer and Nicchiban. Outlaw fighting for a better game industry.


Where'd our comments go? Subscribe to become a member to get commenting access and true free speech!