I waited so long for Pixel Piece to return, so I could get into new adventures and discover new fruits. Similarly to Blox Fruits, in this Roblox pirate experience, I can travel from one island to another to slay enemies, level up stats and weapons, and collect fruits that give me unique abilities and powers. So, if you are also looking to find fruits quickly, fret not. This guide tells you how to can get fruits in Pixel Piece.
Where to find Fruits in Pixel Piece - Fruit Respawn Time
You can purchase fruits in Pixel Piece from the Central Port island, southwest of Orange Town. The missions in this location unlock later in the game if you are only beginning your Pixel Piece adventure. However, you can reach this location beforehand by purchasing a boat from the starting island. Once you spawn on the starting island, spawn your ship, and head south toward Orange Town. From Orange Town, head southwest until you find the tiny island of Central Port.
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Once you reach Central Port Island, find the doorway below the wooden staircase. Enter this room, and turn left. Here, you can purchase five out of the eight fruits available in the game using either in-game gold or some free Robux. The fruits currently available in stock will randomly re-roll once per hour.
Fruits in Pixel Piece - All Available Fruits
Fruits in Pixel Piece are inspired by the Devil Fruits in the One Piece manga series, where mysterious fruits would give their consumers supernatural powers. Similarly, in Pixel Piece, fruits are unique items that can grant you special abilities to help you in stealth, combat, traversal, and various other situations. The following are all the fruits available in Pixel Piece:
- Smooth
- Invisible
- Spin
- Kilo
- Cry
- Bomb
- Flame
- Ice
- Paw
- Smoke
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Nebojša Prijić is a staff writer at Pro Game Guides. He's an old-school gaming journalist that loves real-time strategies, shooters, and RPGs. He remembers the first Diablo, PC games on a single floppy disk, and playing Mortal Kombat on the keyboard.