The Best One Piece Games, from Odyssey to Treasure Cruise

So you’re an anime fan who just can’t get enough of the One Piece franchise—and we certainly don’t blame you! There’s a lot to love about the swashbuckling pirate saga, so why stop at the manga and anime? Many One Piece video games have been released over the years, just waiting to be discovered by new fans. So, in this article, we’ll introduce you to the best One Piece games available, complete with a synopsis of each game and tips on which one you might enjoy most, depending on your gaming style. Let’s get started!

Top 5 Best One Piece Video Games

One Piece Odyssey - Sprawling JRPG with an original One Piece storyline
One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 - A hack-and-slash game with fast-paced combat
One Piece: Unlimited World Red - Light adventure game with a town expansion system
One Piece: Treasure Cruise - A mobile game with turn-based combat
One Piece: World Seeker - Open-world game featuring stealth and platforming mechanics

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One Piece Odyssey

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One Piece Odyssey is the most recent One Piece game—and generally received as the best one yet, too! Built as a sprawling JRPG experience, Odyssey follows the Straw Hats as they shipwreck on a mysterious island and must fight to regain many of their lost abilities. It takes place between the anime’s Whole Cake and Wano arcs, featuring a turn-based combat system, a truly ambitious number of areas to explore, and lots of quests and activities to do as you go.^{[1]
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- Released: 2023
- Developer: ILCA
- Platforms: PS4/5, Xbox Series X/S, PC, Switch
- You’ll like this game if you: Enjoy RPGs (role-playing games) and are looking for an original story that stays true to its source material.

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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4

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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 is the latest entry in the Pirate Warriors series, and it’s essentially a combat-heavy retelling of the franchise’s Wano arc. Pirate Warriors 4 is packed with tons of characters to play as (and unlock), fun battles, and cel-shaded graphics that match the style and tone of the anime. While there are some camera issues and repetitive elements of the game, it’s still widely regarded as the best in the series thus far.
- Released: 2020
- Developer: Omega Force
- Platforms: PS4/5, Xbox One/Series X/S, PC, Switch
- You’ll like this game if you: Like fighting games with epic, fast-paced combat that makes you feel like you’re in a One Piece episode.

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One Piece: Unlimited World Red

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Unlike the previous game, Unlimited World Red isn’t known for its stellar combat, but it makes up for repetitive battles with its impressive roster of characters, delightful interactions between the Straw Hat crew, and an engaging town expansion system. Players can work on fixing up the game’s main hub, Trans Town, while facing off against a fearsome pirate in an original One Piece story. Plus, while normal combat can drag, boss fights are still fun and challenging!^{[2]
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- Released: 2014 (Deluxe Edition in 2017)
- Developer: Ganbarion
- Platforms: PS3/4, PS Vita, PC, Switch, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS
- You’ll like this game if you: Enjoy relatively easy, light-hearted adventure games with co-op play included.

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One Piece Treasure Cruise

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One Piece: Treasure Cruise is a little different from the other games on this list—it’s a mobile RPG, only available on mobile devices. In the game, players participate in colorful turn-based battles and collect characters from the One Piece franchise, recruiting them into the crew and leveling up their skills over time. It follows the manga’s main storyline and features gacha game mechanics.^{[3]
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- Released: 2015
- Developer: Bandai Namco Entertainment
- Platforms: iOS, Android
- You’ll like this game if you: Are looking for a mobile One Piece game that can keep you entertained while on the move.

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One Piece: World Seeker

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World Seeker is an open-world action-adventure game that puts players in the shoes of none other than Luffy himself! Based on the One Piece anime, World Seeker is set in the New World “Prison Island,” with a mixture of combat, stealth, and platforming mechanics. Over the course of the game, players can explore the islands freely and complete story missions (as well as side quests) along the way, making World Seeker a satisfying entry in the One Piece games.^{[4]
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- Released: 2019
- Developer: Ganbarion
- Platforms: PS4, Xbox One, PC
- You’ll like this game if you: Enjoy open-world exploration games with lots of freedom and a focus on single-player content.

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One Piece Bounty Rush

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Bounty Rush was also a mobile exclusive when it first launched, but unlike Treasure Cruise, it’s now available on Steam as well. It’s a free-to-play gacha game with several different modes to try, the most popular being a PvP (player versus player) 4v4 mode. In this 4v4 mode, mechanics are straightforward; players must choose units for their teams and try to collect more Belly than the opposing team. But beware: it’ll take a lot of grinding to unlock the best units for your roster!^{[5]
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- Released: 2018
- Developer: Bandai Namco Entertainment, Sega Corporation
- Platforms: iOS, Android, PC
- You’ll like this game if you: Enjoy real-time multiplayer fighting games with repetitive but entertaining gameplay.

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One Piece (GBA)

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One Piece (GBA) is by no means a “modern” game. Anyone without a Game Boy Advance (which, let’s be honest, is probably a majority of gamers at this point) won’t be able to play it—but it’s still worth mentioning as a solid entry in the One Piece game franchise. It’s a fairly simple side-scrolling beat ’em up game that covers the East Blue Saga, allowing players to guide Luffy through vibrant, platformer-style levels, utilizing plenty of special attacks along the way.^{[6]
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- Released: 2005
- Developer: Dimps
- Platforms: Game Boy Advance
- You’ll like this game if you: Prefer combat-focused platformers with simple mechanics and accessible gameplay.

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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3

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Like its sequel, Pirate Warriors 4, PW3 offers lots of bright, colorful action and flashy special effects to keep players entertained. It’s an action game that follows the One Piece narrative from the East Blue to Dressrosa, designed to resemble the anime series with cel-shaded graphics. There’s a large cast of playable characters to take charge of, each with a signature moveset and combat style, giving the game a bit of replayability.^{[7]
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- Released: 2015
- Developer: Omega Force
- Platforms: PS3/4, PS Vita, PC, Nintendo Switch
- You’ll like this game if you: Want to play a fighting game with lots of suspenseful, high-energy battles and a story based on the anime.

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One Piece: Burning Blood

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Burning Blood is yet another One Piece fighting game—and while it’s not the best game in the franchise, it’s definitely not the worst, either. It features a big roster of fighters to choose from, lots of anime-style action, and colorful animations. However, there isn’t much depth to its gameplay. In other words, you get what you pay for: a no-frills fighting game with fan-favorite characters to do battle with.^{[8]
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- Released: 2016
- Developer: Spike Chunsoft
- Platforms: PS4, PS Vita, Xbox One, Windows
- You’ll like this game if you: Want a combat-focused experience with single-player and multiplayer options.

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One Piece: Gigant Battle

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Gigant Battle is a tag-team-style fighting game featuring a cast of classic, fan-favorite One Piece characters and 2D anime graphics. Players must put together a team of fighters and switch between them mid-battle to create powerful combos and signature moves, emphasizing timing and a bit of strategy to win battles. It has fun, accessible gameplay designed for a handheld device, and overall, it stays faithful to the world of One Piece that it’s based on.^{[9]
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- Released: 2009
- Developer: Ganbarion
- Platforms: Nintendo DS
- You’ll like this game if you: Enjoy fast-paced fighting games intended to be played in short bursts, or on the go.

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One Piece: Unlimited Cruise

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Unlimited Cruise is actually a two-part adventure game, featuring exploration on the high seas (complete with ship customization), fishing, and puzzle-solving on top of the typical combat. It has nostalgic vibes, with a classic, cel-shaded design and story that retraces the steps of the manga—allowing players to experience famous One Piece adventures and battles from the source material firsthand!
- Released: 2009
- Developer: Ganbarion
- Platforms: Wii, Nintendo 3DS
- You’ll like this game if you: Fans of the One Piece manga and anime who want to enjoy a faithful retelling of the story, with customizable elements added in.

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One Piece: Great Pirate Colosseum

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Unfortunately, Great Pirate Colosseum was never released outside of Japan—yet many fans feel that it should’ve been, since it’s quite a decent fighting game that features 23 playable characters and over 80 support characters, with splashy 2D graphics and well-designed combat mechanics. It also has a story campaign to play through, although, due to its release in Japan, players would need to understand Japanese to play it.^{[10]
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- Released: 2016
- Developer: Arc System Works
- Platforms: Nintendo 3DS
- You’ll like this game if you: Like 2D fighting games with compelling combat and cross-play with other games (specifically, Dragon Ball Z: Extreme Butōden).

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One Piece: Grand Adventure

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Grand Adventure is a direct sequel to One Piece: Grand Battle!, which debuted exclusively in North America and Europe. It’s an arena fighter game with enjoyable (if chaotic) combat, featuring both multiplayer and single-player modes. In the main mode, players must recruit pirates and build out their crew as they adventure—and while the story isn’t super long or groundbreaking, it’s still entertaining.
- Released: 2006
- Developer: Ganbarion
- Platforms: PS2, GameCube
- You’ll like this game if you: Enjoy arena brawler games with lots of enemies to fight.

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One Piece: Romance Dawn

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Romance Dawn is a role-playing One Piece game with comic-style graphics, designed to make players feel like they’re actually immersed in the manga—not just seeing it. It follows the first half of the One Piece manga and anime series, spanning from Luffy’s early days all the way to the battle at Marineford. Overall, it’s very faithful to the source material, from the actual events of the story all the way down to the tone of the writing.
- Released: 2012
- Developer: Dimps
- Platforms: Nintendo 3DS, PS Portable
- You’ll like this game if you: Enjoy tactical RPGs that emphasize clever strategy in combat.

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One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X

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Our last game on this list, Super Grand Battle! X, is another 2D fighting game set in the One Piece universe—and, actually, a sequel to Gigant Battle. Players take part in fast-paced 1v1 battles, with the choice of over 85 One Piece characters to pilot; as a sequel to Gigant Battle, the game also features nostalgic graphics and mechanics, with battles set on 2D planes that have platforms and other hazards to navigate.^{[11]
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- Released: 2014
- Developer: Dimps
- Platforms: Nintendo 3DS
- You’ll like this game if you: Want to play an action-packed game that’s small in scope, but good at what it does: provide engaging, exciting battles to participate in.

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Is there a One Piece card game?

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Ed Erskine is an anime expert and podcaster based in London, UK. Ed has been watching anime for over 20 years and founded the Suuuper Anime Podcast in 2020. The Suuuper Anime Podcast is the #1 anime podcast in the UK, and has been listened to in over 190 countries. In the podcast, Ed and his co-host Solo break down specific anime series, episodes, and character profiles, as well as discuss a variety of anime industry topics. They have had guests such as Jason Page (the original singer of the Pokémon theme song), the directors from the Amazon show Invincible, the directors from the Netflix show Love, Death & Robots, and many more notable industry contributors. Ed’s favorite anime are One Piece and Dragon Ball Z, and his favorite character is Ippo, from Hajime No Ippo.

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Yes, there is! And it’s been growing a lot lately, especially among fans who enjoy trading card games. If you remember how big Pokémon cards were, it’s a similar idea. One Piece card game lets you build decks around characters, crews, and strategies from the anime and manga, so it feels very connected to the story rather than just being a collectible.

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