One Piece: Treasure Cruise Sails To Smartphones In The West

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Last year, Bandai Namco revealed a One Piece game for smartphones, titled One Piece: Treasure Cruise, and the game is now available in the West. (Thanks, Anime News Network)

 

One Piece: Treasure Cruise uses tapping controls and utilizes tap-timing to form combos. Additionally, each character in the game has their own special abilities. If you can chain together attacks with certain characters in a specific order, it results in a Tandem Attack that deals a large amount of damage to enemies.

 

One Piece: Treasure Cruise is, as you might expect, a free-to-play game, and is available on iOS and Android devices.


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