Chopper Gets His Own One Piece Platformer

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One Piece: Run, Chopper, Run! is the latest smartphone game based on One Piece from Bandai Namco, and it’s kind of what the title suggests: a game starring Chopper, where he’s running—sideways. You can see how it plays above.

 

In Run, Chopper, Run! you tap the screen to control Chopper as he runs around Birdie Kingdom, the Bowin Islands, Kamabakka Kingdom, and other One Piece locales. Along the way, you gather materials, and use them to create new outfits that enhance Chopper’s abilities, which be required for the tougher stages.

 

One Piece: Run, Chopper, Run! is out now on iOS and Android devices. You can learn more about the game via its official website.


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