One Piece: Ocean's Dream!

About

One Piece: Ocean’s Dream! is a strategy board game set in the world of the popular anime and manga. Players navigate a turn-based grid where characters from the Straw Hat crew clash over control of islands and resources. The story follows a bizarre scenario where the crew wakes up with no memory of their adventures or each other, forcing you to rebuild their bonds and recover lost memories. Gameplay blends resource management with character-specific abilities, letting you command Luffy, Zoro, and others in tactical battles. The single-player campaign focuses on Robin’s quest to reunite the fractured crew while uncovering the cause of their amnesia. What stands out is the game’s unusual premise, which mirrors a filler arc from the One Piece anime. Though it never got a Western release, it’s a niche title remembered by fans for its creative use of the franchise’s lore. The multiplayer mode adds replayability, letting up to four players compete in chaotic clashes. Developed by 8ing, known for other One Piece titles, the game leans into quirky, campy humor and simple mechanics. A curiosity for collectors and die-hard One Piece enthusiasts, it’s more of a bizarre side adventure than a serious entry in the series.

Storyline

One night, while all the Straw Hats, except for Robin who was reading a book, were sleeping in their beds, they all dream of a cloaked young man playing beautiful music from a sea horn underwater. In the morning, the crew wakes up and Robin is shocked to discover they have no memories of her or their being in a Pirate Crew. With only the memories from before joining the crew still in their heads the crew begins to splinter, Nami runs away from the ship with all the gold as she has reverted herself back into a pirate-hating thief, and Zoro causes a fight with the crew and also retreats, believing that he is once again a bounty hunter. It is now up to Robin to reunite the crew and help her friends get their memories back, as well as to find out the cause of their mysterious memory loss.