Games

One Piece: Become the Pirate King! is a card-driven strategy game for the WonderSwan handheld. Released by Bandai in mid-2000, it is the first video game built on the One Piece license and follows Luffy's early East Blue voyages.

A Game Boy Advance board game with light RPG systems where one of five Straw Hats rolls across a seascape earning Belly, chapter by chapter, to repair the iceberg-battered Going Merry and unmask the culprit behind the crashes.

The final One Piece title on WonderSwan Color, a role-playing game that turns the whole crew into animals and leaves only Chopper himself, sending him through dungeons to reverse the curse and find its cause.

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.

A Japan-only Game Boy Advance role-playing game where the Straw Hat crew, shipwrecked and scattered across a mysterious island, reunites and battles the Simon Pirates through grid-based, timed-hit encounters.

A PlayStation role-playing game built on an animated comic battle card system, following the amnesiac Straw Hats as they sail an uncharted world recovering lost memories. Its premise later inspired an anime filler arc and a GBA remake.

The first fully 3D One Piece game and its first on a sixth-generation console, this GameCube party fighter pits two-member Straw Hat teams against rivals across capture-the-flag treasure hunts and a spread of competitive minigames.

A WonderSwan Color digital board game in which a chosen Straw Hat races rival pirates around a five-island archipelago, hunting hidden Life Gems to win a fortune in Belli and an Eternal Pose from the island king Cello.

A WonderSwan Color board game sequel that sets the Straw Hats against Buggy and his crew in a treasure race drawn from the East Blue era, keeping the original's format while adding Nico Robin to the playable roster.

One Piece: Unlimited Cruise Episode 1: The Treasure Beneath the Waves is a Wii action-adventure and direct sequel to Unlimited Adventure. The Straw Hats sail the Thousand Sunny into island exploration, opening a story that continues in Episode 2.

One Piece: Unlimited Cruise Episode 2: Awakening of a Hero is a Wii action-adventure that finishes the two-part Unlimited Cruise story begun in Episode 1, resolving the mystery of the giant tree the Straw Hats encounter at sea.

Shonen Jump's One Piece is a North America only Game Boy Advance beat-em-up from Dimps, built on the 4Kids English dub. Players guide Luffy alone through side-scrolling stages spanning the East Blue arcs, calling crewmates in as special attacks.

Birth of Luffy's Dream Pirate Crew! is a tactical role-playing game for the Game Boy Color. Banpresto released it in Japan in 2001, retelling the Straw Hats' East Blue adventures while letting players recruit crew in a flexible order.

One Piece: Grand Battle! is the first One Piece fighting game, made by Ganbarion for the PlayStation. Bandai released it in Japan in 2001. Two fighters clash in 3D arenas filled with items and hazards, drawing on the series up to Whisky Peak.

Set Sail Pirate Crew! is a role-playing game for the PlayStation, published by Bandai in Japan in 2001. It is the first One Piece game with an original story, sending a custom-made pirate captain and two companions on a treasure hunt.

Legend of the Rainbow Island is an action role-playing game for the WonderSwan Color. Bandai released it in Japan in 2001 with an original story that slots between the Loguetown and Arabasta arcs of One Piece.

Grand Battle! 2 is the second One Piece fighting game from Ganbarion, released for the PlayStation by Bandai in 2002. It expands the arena brawling of the original with new fighters and stages and follows the crew into the Alabasta saga.

Grand Line Dream Adventure Log is a Game Boy Color role-playing game published by Banpresto in Japan in 2002. A sequel to Birth of Luffy's Dream Pirate Crew!, it follows the Straw Hats from Loguetown through Drum Island before branching into an original story.

Grand Battle Swan Colosseum is a handheld fighting game for the WonderSwan Color, released by Bandai in 2002. A companion to Grand Battle! 2, it shrinks the arena combat to a 2D form and draws its story from the Arabasta saga.

The first fully 3D entry in the Grand Battle fighting series, adapting the Skypiea saga across a sixteen-character roster on PlayStation 2 and GameCube, with Food Charge specials and a comeback-focused One Piece Heat mechanic.

One Piece: Going Baseball is a Japan-only Game Boy Advance sports title that recasts the Straw Hat crew as ballplayers. Players pick from eight teams, chase a tournament crown, and unlock extras through a story mode and side minigames.

One Piece: Round the Land is a PlayStation 2 side-scrolling action game from Artdink. Fans steer the Straw Hats through stages drawn from the East Blue arcs up to Skypiea, brawling across a 2.5D world built from the anime's early voyages.

One Piece: Grand Battle! Rush! is the fourth and final entry in Ganbarion's arena-fighting series, on PlayStation 2 and GameCube. Seventeen returning fighters plus newcomers Foxy and Aokiji clash in fast chibi-styled bouts across modes from story to tournament.

One Piece: Dragon Dream! is a Game Boy Advance board-game RPG from Artdink, a handheld remake of the PlayStation title Ocean's Dream! The Straw Hats wake with their memories erased, and Robin must gather the scattered crew and undo the strange amnesia.

One Piece is a 2005 side-scrolling beat 'em up for Game Boy Advance, developed by Dimps and published by Bandai exclusively in North America. Players guide Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates through the East Blue Saga in a hunt for the legendary treasure.

Fighting for One Piece is a Japan-only PlayStation 2 fighting game. Unlike the chibi-styled Grand Battle series, it renders thirteen combatants in their anime proportions and stages side-view duels full of running, jumping, and signature special moves.

One Piece: Pirates' Carnival is a four-player party game for PlayStation 2 and GameCube from developer h.a.n.d. Crews race across themed boards, flip panels for cash and recruits, and compete in more than thirty mini-games drawn from the series.

Jump Super Stars is a Nintendo DS crossover fighter from Ganbarion celebrating Weekly Shonen Jump. Players build a panel deck of manga heroes drawn from dozens of series and battle on the touch screen, with Luffy and his crew fighting beside Naruto, Goku, and more.

One Piece: Grand Adventure is an arena fighter for PlayStation 2 and GameCube, and a Western follow-up to the Grand Battle line. Its Adventure Mode sends the Straw Hats sailing the Going Merry through story beats up to the Skypiea arc while recruiting beaten foes.

Battle Stadium D.O.N is a Japan-only crossover fighting game for GameCube and PlayStation 2 that pits the Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Naruto casts against each other. The name spells out the D.O.N acronym, and up to four fighters brawl over collectible orbs.

Jump Ultimate Stars is a Nintendo DS crossover fighter built around a manga-panel deck system. It gathers 305 characters, 56 of them playable, from 41 Weekly Shonen Jump series, with Luffy and the Straw Hats fighting beside the wider Jump roster.

One Piece: Unlimited Adventure is a Wii action-adventure, the first seventh-generation One Piece game, and the first entry localized for North America. An original island story mixes combat with puzzles, crafting, fishing, and bug catching.

One Piece: Gear Spirit is a 2D fighting game for the Nintendo DS, released in Japan and South Korea. It stages one-on-one duels where each fighter faces rivals drawn from their own arc, playing closer to a party brawler than a plot-driven campaign.

One Piece: Gigant Battle! is a Nintendo DS 2D fighter from Ganbarion, the Jump Ultimate Stars studio. It fields 17 playable Straw Hats and rivals plus more than 45 support characters across a campaign, arena bouts, and wireless multiplayer.

Unlimited Cruise SP is a 2011 Nintendo 3DS compilation that repackages the two part Wii adventure Unlimited Adventure and Unlimited Cruise into one stereoscopic 3D release from developer Ganbarion. Japan received both episodes together, while Europe split them across two separate cartridges.

Gigant Battle! 2 New World is a 2011 Nintendo DS fighter from Ganbarion, sequel to 2010's Gigant Battle. Up to 45 pirates brawl across multi-tiered stages while calling in nearly 100 support characters, with story content spanning the Marineford aftermath and Fish-Man Island.

One Piece Grand Collection is a 2012 Japan-only social card game that launched on DeNA's Mobage platform before reaching native iOS and Android apps. Players collect and strengthen character cards to build a crew, chasing rarity tiers in a gacha format typical of early 2010s mobile anime games.

One Piece: Pirate Warriors is a 2012 PlayStation 3 musou brawler from Omega Force, made to mark the manga's 15th anniversary. Luffy and the Straw Hats mow down hundreds of enemies per battlefield while the story retells the anime from East Blue through the Battle of Marineford.

Romance Dawn is a 2012 action RPG developed by Three Rings for PSP, later ported to Nintendo 3DS, retelling One Piece's story from Luffy's first days in the East Blue through the Battle of Marineford. Command based Grand Tactical Battles mix turn-based strategy with real-time flair.

One Piece Moja! is a 2013 Japan-only mobile app from Bandai Namco that combines a virtual Thousand Sunny ship deck social sim with embedded mini-games like Straw Hat Pinball and a Zoro slashing challenge. It also served as a hub app announcing new manga volumes and other One Piece mobile releases.

One Piece Straw Wars Pirate Defense is a 2013 Japan-only mobile tower defense game from Bandai Namco. Players deploy over 100 unlockable characters and weapons along a map to stop waves of enemy pirates, with special touchscreen-gesture moves for units that build up enough energy.

Unlimited World Red is Ganbarion's 2013 action-adventure brawler where the Straw Hats explore the Island of Promises alongside a shapeshifting creature named Pato, battling the original villain Red Count Redfield after his escape from Impel Down. A Deluxe Edition later brought it to PS4, Switch, and Windows.

One Piece: Running Chopper is a 2013 Japan-only mobile auto-runner starring Tony Tony Chopper, released as a spinoff of the One Piece Moja! app family. Players guide Chopper across island stages, collecting items and transforming between his forms for temporary boosts.

Pirate Warriors 2 is Omega Force's 2013 musou sequel for PS3 and PS Vita, telling an original story set two years after the Straw Hats scatter across the New World rather than retracing the existing manga. A new Style mode lets players swap in a second fighter mid-battle for buffs.

Super Grand Battle! X is a 2014 Nintendo 3DS fighting game from Ganbarion, the follow-up to the Grand Battle and Gigant Battle series, set in the New World with over 85 characters. Players pair up two fighters into a tag team called Character Carnival for stage hazard filled 2D battles.

One Piece Treasure Cruise is a 2014 free-to-play mobile RPG where players build a six character crew and battle through stages retelling the manga's arcs. Simple tap controls chain attacks into Miss, Good, Great, or Perfect combos, layered over standard gacha character collection.

One Piece Grand Quiz Battle is a 2014 Japan-only mobile game that fuses trivia with side-scrolling RPG combat. A five character party advances through stages spanning East Blue to Punk Hazard, with correct quiz answers triggering the party's attack and wrong answers letting enemies strike back.

J-Stars Victory VS is a 2014 crossover arena fighter from Spike Chunsoft celebrating Weekly Shonen Jump's 45th anniversary, pitting One Piece's Luffy against heroes from Dragon Ball, Naruto, Bleach, and dozens of other Jump series. An expanded Western release, Victory Vs+, added a PS4 version.

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.

One Piece: Run, Chopper, Run! is a 2015 mobile endless runner and sequel to the earlier Running Chopper, released worldwide in a single build rather than as a separate Japan then West rollout. Chopper auto-runs and jumps through One Piece locales, collecting items to craft costumes that change his abilities.