Let’s be real, ranking One Piece games is no easy task, but someone’s gotta do it! We dove headfirst into the vast world of Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, handpicking and ranking all the video games from the One Piece franchise—from the ones that had us questioning our life choices to the ones that made us feel like true Straw Hat pirates.
Remember, this list is totally subjective, so if you think we’ve wronged your favorite game, drop us a comment and let the debates sail into the Grand Line! | © Omega Force / Bandai Namco Entertainment
Ah, the second installment of Pirate Warriors—a decent attempt but still rough around the edges. While it dared to introduce an original storyline, the gameplay felt a bit too repetitive. Sure, it has some fun moments, but in the grand scheme of One Piece games, it didn’t quite sail to the top. | © Omega Force / Bandai Namco Entertainment
World Seeker had so much promise—open-world, Luffy, and all the adventure you could want. And then it dropped the ball with combat that’s as repetitive as a broken record. The stealth elements are forgettable, but it’s still a fun romp for die-hard fans who just want to hang with Luffy on Prison Island. | © Bandai Namco Entertainment
Free-to-play mobile gacha? Sure, why not. Treasure Cruise is great for killing time (and probably your wallet if you're not careful). Despite being a bit pay-to-win, it offers tons of content, a ridiculous number of characters, and enough One Piece lore to keep you busy. It’s a mobile game, though, so don’t expect too much depth. | © Bandai Namco Entertainment
Grand Adventure really captured the essence of One Piece, but it’s starting to show its age. The graphics aren’t doing it any favors in 2024, and gameplay is pretty basic by today’s standards. Still, there’s a nostalgic charm to this one that makes you appreciate the early attempts to bring One Piece to life. | © Ganbarion / Bandai Namco Games
The Game Boy Advance version of One Piece is like finding a hidden treasure that’s a little rough around the edges. It’s a classic beat 'em up, and while you’re stuck playing as Luffy, it’s got that old-school, side-scrolling fun. Too bad it's as accessible as finding the One Piece itself these days. | © Dimps / Bandai
Finally, an arena fighter! Burning Blood looked great and felt pretty solid, but it didn’t quite live up to its potential. The flashy combat and 3v3 battles were fun, but it fell just short of greatness compared to other One Piece titles. It’s good—but it could’ve been great. | © Spike Chunsoft / Bandai Namco Entertainment
This is where the Pirate Warriors series really found its groove. Pirate Warriors 3 offers chaotic, musou-style combat that’s perfect for tearing through hordes of enemies. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it brings enough fun and character variety to keep things exciting for fans of both One Piece and musou games. | © Omega Force / Bandai Namco Entertainment
With vibrant visuals and fun boss fights, Unlimited World Red feels like a love letter to One Piece fans. It lets you play as all the Straw Hats, offers co-op, and delivers a solid, action-packed adventure. The mini-games are meh, but with so much content and side quests, it’s easy to overlook that. | © Ganbarion / Bandai Namco Games
One Piece finally gets the proper RPG treatment, and Odyssey does not disappoint. It offers a beautifully crafted story with deep mechanics, letting you explore the One Piece world in a fresh way. The combat can drag at times, but this is easily one of the best adaptations of the anime in video game form. | © ILCA / Bandai Namco Entertainment
The peak of Pirate Warriors greatness, Pirate Warriors 4 took everything the series was known for and made it bigger and better. The Wano Country arc feels epic, the combat is smoother, and the multiplayer options make this a true One Piece experience. If you love musou games and One Piece, this is as good as it gets. | © Omega Force / Bandai Namco Entertainment
Ahoy, One Piece fans! With so many video games inspired by the adventures of Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat crew, it's hard to know which ones are truly worth your time. From chaotic brawls to open-world explorations, the One Piece franchise has seen a wide variety of games over the years.
So, we've ranked the top 10 One Piece video games—whether they're treasures or just filler, we've got you covered. Ready to set sail and find out which game takes the crown as Pirate King? Let's dive in!
