Perfect World and Crunchyroll Games have announced a brand new online game inspired by the One Punch Man anime titled One Punch Man World.
The online action game is coming for PC, iOS, and Android with no announced release date, but pre-registration is already available on the official site. Cross-play and cross-progression among the mentioned platforms will be supported.
Interestingly, One Punch Man World involves pure action gameplay, but also social aspects, which fans will likely appreciate as appropriate to the original material.
A trailer showcasing gameplay has been released to accompany the announcement, and you can check it out below. Interestingly, the world of the game appears to portray several recognizable real-world locations in Tokyo, as the trailer aptly showcases.
If you'd like to hear more, here's an official description.
Heroes are needed in One Punch Man: World! A sinister wave of monster attacks has left the world and Hero Association under duress. However, after three years of special training, Saitama has become so powerful that he can defeat opponents with a single punch.
The thing is, Saitama just does the hero thing for fun, but when every enemy goes down in one punch, overwhelming power can be kind of... boring. Now, in front of the laid-back strongest hero, a new enemy appears. Will he be able to show his full power today?
Unlock and level up fan-favorite heroes from the One-Punch Man anime series, including Genos, and more. Enter the Hero Association hub to meet friends, take on missions, and team up for raids against destructive foes with other players.
Dive into intricate combat and execute perfectly timed dodges, skill combos, and spectacular ultimates, including all-new abilities for beloved characters. Fight your way through iconic moments from the One-Punch Man’s first season punch for punch.
Discover expanded moments from the anime or experience scenarios from an all-new point of view. Explore Z-City and participate in side activities and mini-games, while climbing your way to the top of the in-game rankings.
Speaking of One Punch Man, recently, costumes from the popular manga and anime franchise appeared in Blizzard's Overwatch 2.
