ONE PIECE Bounty Rush

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One Piece: Bounty Rush is a free-to-play mobile fighting game featuring real-time multiplayer battles for up to four players. Work together with your team to collect the most treasure and defeat other players in chaotic, hilarious matches. Despite having wonderful visuals, spectacular music, and engaging game mechanics, the game can be very grinding and is prone to bugs, but it still offers a highly emotional experience for fans of the One Piece franchise.

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91%

Audience ScoreBased on 9,999 reviews

graphics564 positive mentions

stability200 negative mentions

Great graphics and character designs that appeal to One Piece fans.
Fun gameplay with a variety of characters and abilities.
Regular updates and events keep the game engaging.

Severe connection issues and frequent disconnections during matches.
Unbalanced matchmaking, often pitting low-level players against high-level opponents.
Pay-to-win mechanics make it difficult for free-to-play players to compete effectively.

graphics
762 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
74%
23%
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The graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with many players praising the overall visual quality, character designs, and animations as impressive for a mobile title. However, some users express dissatisfaction with graphical performance issues, such as lag and low frame rates, particularly on less powerful devices. Additionally, there are calls for improved graphics settings and optimization to enhance the gameplay experience, especially in terms of matchmaking and character balance.
- “The graphics are amazing, my only issue is that once a 4-star character meets its level cap, it is almost impossible to improve it unless you pack the character again.”
- “The graphics are fantastic, it's amazing; the characters are realistic and very good.”
- “The graphics are great and the character details are on point, but the gameplay is just not up to it.”
- “The graphics look like a 2010 mobile game.”
- “The graphics utterly disappointed, and I know it's a mobile game but another mobile game by Bandai, Dragon Ball Legends has far better graphics.”
- “It's horrible the game is trash don't even bother, the graphics and combat are smooth, the rest is trash it gets even worse the more you play the worse it gets it's only fun at the start the game is broken, glitchy and unfair.”
gameplay
546 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
36%
7%
The gameplay of this game is generally praised for its fun mechanics, engaging character designs, and smooth graphics, making it enjoyable for fans of the One Piece franchise. However, many players express frustration with issues such as unbalanced matchmaking, heavy reliance on pay-to-win mechanics, and frequent connectivity problems that hinder the overall experience. While the core gameplay is seen as solid, the presence of hackers and the need for better optimization and balancing are common concerns among users.
- “The gameplay is fast and fun.”
- “The gameplay is incredibly fun and the character design is quite nice!”
- “The gameplay is great, the graphic is great.... it's just the connection sometimes become unstable, the matchmaking is horrible, you going against an opponent 3 times stronger than you.”
- “Camera controls are awful and gameplay is extremely lackluster.”
- “The gameplay is incredibly repetitive, boring, clunky, and bordering on frustrating.”
- “The matchmaking is unfair for low players or new players because they don't know the mechanics, and the enemies are much stronger even though the rank is just B or B-.”
story
313 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
17%
76%
7%
The game's story aspect has received mixed feedback, with many players appreciating the connection to the One Piece narrative but expressing a desire for more depth and variety. While some enjoy the existing solo missions that align with the anime's storyline, others find the content repetitive and lacking, particularly after completing the initial story arcs. Players are calling for additional story missions, more opportunities to earn in-game currency, and a more engaging narrative experience to enhance gameplay.
- “The game is great, great graphics, great characters, all of that is cool but the thing is after playing for like a week or two you won't get any rainbow diamonds. Example for me, I finished both story modes normal and hard and practice modes both normal and hard. Now I don't know where to get diamonds; the only other way is season rank and milestone ranks. I just want more rainbow diamonds and more level 2 stat boost upgrades; it's so hard to find them.”
- “Great game, especially solo mode is similar to the storyline. I would really appreciate the game if they add a story mode; then this will be the best one piece game ever on mobile.”
- “This game is amazing; it keeps you playing for hours and private battles with friends are fun, but there needs to be more ways to get rainbow gems for summons as you only get them from the short solo mode and a little bit from missions.”
- “The game starts out really interesting but later on it becomes pretty boring as you complete the story quests.”
- “After completing the story mode, both normal and hard, you won't have any choice but to play in the league battle and events to get gems.”
- “The system is very unfair; after you finish the story, it's pretty much nothing you can do to get diamonds except rank up in PvP, but after rank 20, it gets difficult because they throw you in with level 100 players that you have no chance of beating.”
stability
201 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game's stability is severely compromised, with frequent screen freezes, glitches, and connection issues reported by users. Many players experience interruptions during matches, leading to lost points and penalties, despite having stable internet connections. The developers have been criticized for not adequately addressing these issues, resulting in a frustrating experience for players.
- “This game is very good; there are no glitches or issues. The graphics and art style are impressive, providing a stable experience overall.”
- “Screen freezes at times for no reason which causes you to lose precious points in league.”
- “The worst part is the game thinks my internet is the problem and it makes me have restrictions on the game because it freezes.”
- “After the latest update, I don't think my Wi-Fi connection is the problem... just like in the comments here, my character freezes too, getting my hat kicked out like 3 times then send me home because of not moving.”
monetization
76 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
24%
36%
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The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players criticizing the in-app purchases as excessively expensive and indicative of a cash grab mentality. While some appreciate the absence of ads and the ability to enjoy the game without spending money, others feel that competitive play heavily favors those who invest in microtransactions, leading to a frustrating experience for free-to-play users. Overall, the game's monetization strategy appears to be a significant point of contention among players.
- “In-app purchases are not required to have fun, which is nice because I don't really spend my money on a gacha game.”
- “The best game on the app store in my opinion, and I'm not just saying that because I love One Piece. It truly is a well-balanced game that offers a lot of opportunity without in-app purchases (but you do have that option), while also maintaining an equally challenging growth progress system.”
- “So far the game is fun, is growing, and new content is still coming out. The free-to-play feel of this game is good; you can still grind and acquire shards over time and through competing in the league.”
- “The only problem is that the in-app purchases (IAP) are very high, very expensive.”
- “This game is a cash grab; it takes your money trying to target your emotions related to the anime. You should be able to buy the characters you want, not have to draw for them.”
- “Playing this completely free-to-play is pure suffering. You don't get a lot of items from playing to make your unit better, but for $20, you get all the items in the world and have your unit better than anyone else. It's the most pay-to-win game I've played.”
grinding
73 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The grinding aspect of the game is a significant point of contention among players, with many expressing that it can be excessively tedious and time-consuming, especially for free-to-play users. While some enjoy the grind and find it rewarding, others feel that the low drop rates for characters and resources, combined with a pay-to-win structure, make progress frustratingly slow and often unrewarding. Overall, players suggest that improvements to the grinding mechanics and balance adjustments could enhance the experience.
- “A fun game, but there's a huge paywall if you want to level up; grinding hard won't work to get to that point.”
- “The game has become so grindy, to fully power a character required so many materials that are hard to get.”
- “Grinding gets you nothing except a slap on the wrist and an infuriating experience.”
optimization
61 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
36%
51%
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Overall, the game's optimization is a significant concern among players, with many reporting lag, sluggish controls, and performance issues even on high-end devices. While some users appreciate the graphics and gameplay, they consistently call for better optimization, particularly for low-end devices and smoother performance across various settings. Despite the game's potential, the current optimization shortcomings hinder the overall experience, leading to frustration among players.
- “The game looks and runs smoothly.”
- “Very good performance and also the characters have their real powers and go through with their development. Very satisfied with this game.”
- “The lite mode is now more optimized, thank you so much.”
- “The gameplay is good, but when I get in the game it's so slow, and when I get in a match it lags a bit, and I can't move that fast. Even when I put the performance on lite mode, it's still slow.”
- “It is not optimized well even with high-end devices; controls are very clunky, and character movements are too sluggish.”
- “The game needs better optimization; I have an HTC One M9.”
music
35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising the soundtrack for its quality and nostalgic elements, while others criticize it for not aligning with the One Piece aesthetic, often describing it as out of place or reminiscent of hip-hop rather than anime themes. Many users express a desire for more authentic One Piece music, particularly in the main menu and loading screens, indicating a disconnect between the game's musical choices and the beloved series. Overall, while some enjoy the music, a significant portion of the player base feels it detracts from the overall experience.
- “One of the best One Piece games I have ever played, the best characters and the good music in each map.”
- “Amazing detail and amazing music, I gotta say.”
- “The intro song is sick.”
- “The music makes me disconnected from the whole series completely.”
- “Can you please change the title music? It doesn't fit a One Piece game.”
- “I love One Piece and it is a good anime, but this game messed up the music. The intro song is not even Japanese, and I hate it.”
humor
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
88%
3%
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The humor in the game is described as a mix of enjoyable and frustrating experiences, with players finding the battle system and character interactions amusing. However, many also express dissatisfaction with matchmaking and pay-to-win elements, leading to a sense of irony in the game's challenges. Overall, while some players appreciate the comedic aspects, others feel that the game's issues detract from the fun.
- “This game is awesome, scary, and funny at the same time.”
- “The battle system is hilariously fun.”
- “Overall funny experience and a good time killer.”
- “It's not funny, it's like wasting your gigabytes of data.”
- “This game is not funny after the new extreme Shanks and the surfer; very bad.”
- “One Piece is just Kung Fu Panda but bad, boring, unfunny, and way too long.”
character development
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is praised for its uniqueness and variety, with each character offering distinct playstyles and abilities that reflect their manga origins. Players appreciate the high-quality character designs and the fun gameplay, although concerns about pay-to-win mechanics and matchmaking issues detract from the overall experience. While the character roster is extensive and visually appealing, the time and cost associated with character progression have been criticized.
- “Every single character feels fun and unique with their own special playstyles. I love the character designs and alternative versions, and the fact that different versions of the same character have their own moveset and skills.”
- “I'm in love with their character developments and the unique traits they give to each character, depending on the actual manga.”
- “The gameplay is incredibly fun and the character design is quite nice!”
- “Game is mostly pay to play... lots of bugs and bad connection problems even though my connection is good... it takes months to get any character to 6 stars... and for example, for extreme characters, we have to start saving from 5-6 months before the release of that character... please make it low cost and less time-consuming for character development.”
- “They put Kobe, who was a 12-year-old child, as a character... no official Wikipedia that helps with the character designs and abilities in the game.”
- “Love the gameplay and all the character designs, but this game is ruined by the fact that it is so pay-to-win now; when you run into a 5-star Shanks, you will likely get one-shot by a 6-star unit.”
emotional
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
90%
30%
Players express a mix of emotional responses to the game, highlighting both frustration and joy. While some find the gacha mechanics and matchmaking system disheartening, leading to feelings of disappointment, others appreciate the wholesome gameplay and overall enjoyment it brings. The emotional experience is marked by a struggle between the joy of gameplay and the heartbreak of poor odds and imbalanced competition.
- “Love the gameplay, but the odds for the gacha can be ridiculous. Saving up for a character and still not getting them is heartbreaking since it takes months to save.”
- “I love it, this is my kind of game and it is just so wholesome.”
- “It is a very good game, but the rates for summoning are so bad and heartbreaking. Please listen to our voices.”
- “The game has limited content, leaving players with nothing to do other than engage in PvP and endure a boring story.”
- “The emotional depth of the narrative is overshadowed by repetitive gameplay and a lack of engaging content.”
- “While the game attempts to evoke emotions, it ultimately falls flat due to its shallow story and lack of meaningful interactions.”
replayability
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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13%
38%
The game's replayability is seen as promising for those willing to invest time, with many hidden features and a variety of characters. However, issues such as network problems, lag, and a perceived pay-to-win model hinder the experience, leading to frustration among players. Overall, while there is potential for enjoyable replay, significant improvements are needed to enhance playability and balance.
- “This game, if you put the investment in it, has a lot of replay value and fun hidden inside.”
- “Great game if you get the right classes, but nonetheless great to see so many characters that are playable.”
- “The developers have stepped up their game on making this more playable and more balanced.”
- “I wish someone would create a good One Piece game so I don't have to touch this rubbish again. It's just boring; lots of characters but only about 5 are playable.”
- “After reaching League B, you will face the hardest opponents even though your team is weak, and you can't get past League B because there are so many hackers. The only way to get past League B is to get exclusive characters for money and train them with money. This has become such a money game now.”
- “The game is nice, but it has a bit of lag. The only problem is that the game is so connection-hungry. My only request is to make it more playable for all the players. Many people love this game, so please fix the problem.”