This is a port of a Japanese PSP game, and somehow it manages to look about like a midlevel DS title. It's a mess right out of the gate, and I struggle to remember any game that handled plot and story as poorly as Romance Dawn does.Īs far as graphics go, the game is just below passable. Without that background knowledge, it would be easy to miss the story completely as the seemingly unending dialog sequences that tell the tale give no clue to the actual story, just what unnamed characters might say to one another. In my time as a reviewer, I've become more familiar with the One Piece story by playing and reviewing other games inspired by the series, and that is how I was able to decipher what was going on with the story. Notice the word "attempts." Any and all story sequences in Romance Dawn are told through awkward dialogue boxes and static character portraits, ensuring that only fans who know the tale by heart will be able to follow it. Luffy's dreams to be Pirate King and his ingestion of the Gum Gum Fruit that gave him his awesome stretchy arms and legs. One Piece: Romance Dawn attempts to tell the One Piece story from the beginning, with Monkey D. The only thing I'm positive about is that this game will entertain no one, and even the biggest One Piece fans should avoid this title like scurvy. If you are looking for a review with something positive to say about Monkey D. I really don't know where to begin with this one. The other game I had to play and review was One Piece: Romance Dawn on Nintendo's 3DS handheld. Toukiden: Age of Demons for PS Vita, wasn't perfect, but it did still offer some fun mixed in with the tedium. So during Atlanta's two-inch snowmageddon last week, I had the chance to catch up on some games while waiting for things to thaw.
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