Fighting enemies gives you exp as you would expect from an RPG and orbs for upgrading your skill tree, making it worth it in that aspect. They can be avoided but it’s less of a hassle to just fight them. In DBZ Kakarot enemies are treated as encounters where if you run into them you must fight them. Often I would end up launching into a wall and having to wait for Luffy to hit the ground or worse, get shot down by enemies. This ability, while useful, isn’t ideal for traversing a world of this size. The quickest movement ability available to Luffy is the Gum Gum Rocket which launches him off of ledges and trees into the direction you’re facing. Unlike Goku, Luffy doesn’t really have a way to get around the world quickly. One Piece World Seeker’s setting on the other hand is all one large zone. Other than flying there are other quick ways to traverse such as your fast running speed and even a car if you feel like taking a casual trip around the world. However each of these segments is large in its own right and quick to traverse via flying. Let’s just compare the worlds from a gameplay perspective.ĭragon Ball Z Kakarot’s world is split into several segments as opposed to being completely open. Dragon Ball Z Kakarot opts to be an adaptation of its anime with recreations of iconic locations while One Piece World Seeker is an original story on an entirely new island.Īs one of the greatest appeals of Kakarot’s World is the fanservice and by definition World Seeker’s world wouldn’t have any I won’t compare that aspect. The two games take a very different approach in this regard. Let’s start by going over an important aspect of an open world game, the world’s themselves. So which was better? Let’s take a deeper look.
One Piece is a manga about traveling the world and the adventures along the way whereas most of Dragon Ball Z is battles that take place in one or two locations per arc. On the surface it would be obvious which of these games would be better than the other. In 2019 we got One Piece World Seeker from Ganbarion and in 2020 we got Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot from CyberConnect2. In 20 two popular manga that get games all the time coincidentally tried out the same genre: Open World Action RPG.
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