One Piece is widely considered one of the greatest anime and manga series ever created, and its popularity has only grown over time. It’s also become one of the most commercially successful fictional stories of all time. One Piece began in 1997 and has consistently captivated manga readers ever since. Eiichiro Oda crafted a story that has held fans’ attention for decades, but One Piece almost didn’t come to fruition.
Listing these games isn’t just about picking a favorite. It also demonstrates how the development studio and its creative vision have evolved. Every game took risks and innovated, experimenting with new combat styles, game mechanics, and narrative approaches. From their initial release to their most recent work, Supergiant Games has consistently proven that compelling storytelling and engaging gameplay can improve *together*, as you’ll discover below.
Those who enjoy open-world games will be happy to hear there are plenty of relaxing and enjoyable adventures available. Without the pressure of stressful situations, it’s easy to understand why they can easily appreciate the appealing qualities of these games. It’s a perfect escape!
As a huge fan, I’ve been absolutely loving the plot twists in Boruto: Two Blue Vortex! It’s been amazing to see some of the side characters, who didn’t get enough attention earlier, really come into their own. And honestly, Sarada Uchiha is one character fans were *dying* to see more of, and the Sunagakure arc delivered! Seeing her battle Ryu and truly push her limits was just incredible.
Performance and Fidelity modes first appeared with the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X. Games like Rise of the Tomb Raider let players pick between playing at 30 frames per second with a 4K resolution, or 60 FPS at 1080p. These graphical options became more common with the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, as most major AAA games gave players the choice between faster frame rates or improved graphics. Now, the PlayStation 5 Pro is pushing things even further. Games such as Mafia: The Old Country can now offer Variable Refresh Rate, support for 120Hz displays, and a higher dynamic resolution in both graphical modes.
To make parrying easier in Ghost of Yotei, you’ll need to go to the Gameplay Settings and choose Custom Difficulty, then set the Timing Windows to Easy. This setting controls how precise your timing needs to be for parries and dodges. Putting it on Easy significantly expands the window for successful parries and Perfect Parries, making it more forgiving. Here’s a more detailed breakdown of the process.
Should you focus on the Ghost of Yotei storyline to earn rewards, or should you concentrate on exploring the world and improving Atsu’s abilities? If you enjoy discovery and completing quests, here are some early quests you won’t want to miss – they offer great rewards and experiences. Don’t worry, there will be no spoilers!
If you’re eager to travel quickly in Digimon Story: Time Stranger, this guide explains everything you need to know about the DigiRide system. It also details which Digimon you can use as Mounts in the game.
First revealed in August 2025, Ranger’s Path: National Park Simulator is currently being developed by To-Go Games, which is part of GRIP Studios based in the Czech Republic. The game is an engaging simulation where players get to live the daily routines of a park ranger at the made-up Faremont National Park.
Let’s begin this story by going to the Oshima Coast. You’ll want to head to the southwestern part of the region to find a Forgotten Shrine. If you’re having trouble locating it, it’s south of Orito Forest and not far from the water. I’ve added a map screenshot above showing exactly where it is.