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One Piece Set Sail

Game

One Piece: Set Sail is a 2015 China-exclusive mobile action RPG, billed as China's first officially licensed One Piece smartphone game. Teams of up to five characters fight largely automated battles that follow the anime's plot, with special abilities triggered once a gauge fills.

Genre: Action RPG (team-based auto-battler)
Platform: iOS, Android
Developer: Shanghai Zongyou Network Technology (DeNA China)
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games / DeNA (China)
Release Year: 2015
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Gameplay

Players assemble a crew of five, and battles run mostly automatically, with each character unleashing a signature special move once its gauge charges; the collectible roster reportedly exceeds 150 characters counting alternate forms.
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Development and Release

Shanghai Zongyou Network Technology developed the game under a joint arrangement between Bandai Namco Games and DeNA, launching it in China on January 20, 2015 as a paid release before a free-to-play version followed a week later.
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Content and Legacy

The game includes the anime's original opening theme and Japanese voice cast audio, and its story tracks the anime and manga's plot, but it never released in Japan or the West, remaining a China-only title with little independent press coverage.
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