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One Piece: Fighting Path

Game

One Piece: Fighting Path, also marketed as The Voyage, is a 2021 China-exclusive mobile action RPG from CMGE published by ByteDance's Nuverse. Players relive Luffy's story from Foosha Village across 14 arcs, sailing an open world and fighting in real-time squad combat rather than the genre's usual turn-based battles.

Genre: 3D Action RPG (arena-brawler combat)
Developer: China Mobile Games and Entertainment Group (CMGE)
Publisher: Nuverse (ByteDance), China only
Release Year: 2021
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Gameplay

Unlike most One Piece mobile RPGs, combat runs in real time rather than turn based, with players commanding a squad of up to three characters through arena-style brawls across an open, sailable world shared with other online players.
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Story and Setting

The game retraces the original manga and anime story from Luffy leaving Foosha Village, spanning fourteen story arcs and nineteen recreated locations from the source material.
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Release and Legacy

CMGE ran a closed beta starting July 2020 before a full China launch around April 2021, remaining exclusive to that market; a fan community has pushed for a Western localization, invoking comparisons to other Chinese games that broke out globally, but no international release has followed as of 2026.
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