What is One Piece Survivor?
One Piece Survivor is a free survival game for your browser, made by One Piece fans. You pick a Straw Hat pirate, hold out against waves of marines and bandits, level up by choosing upgrades and beat bosses like Higuma or the Lord of the Coast in Foosha Village.
Is it free?
Yes. One Piece Survivor is and will stay free: no ads and no real-money purchases. Belly is only the in-game currency and you earn it by playing. You can support it with voluntary donations, which give no advantage.
Is it an official One Piece game?
No. It's a non-profit fan project, not affiliated with, sponsored or approved by Eiichiro Oda, Shueisha or Toei Animation. One Piece and its characters belong to their respective owners.
Do I need to download anything?
No. You play right in your browser, at www.opsurvivor.com, without installing anything.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. On a phone you move by dragging your finger across the screen and switch skills by tapping their icon. On a computer you move with WASD or the arrow keys, switch skills with keys 1 to 5 and pause with P or Esc.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a free account with your email and a pirate name. That's how your Belly, characters, upgrades and runs are saved, so you can keep playing from any device.
How do I play?
Your pirate attacks on their own with the active skill: you take care of moving and dodging. Beating enemies levels you up and you pick one of three upgrades. You can switch skills during a run and fuse skills with Fusion Seals. Each stage has bosses that show up over time and a final boss.
Which characters are there and how are they unlocked?
Right now you can play as Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Sanji and Usopp. You pick your first pirate for free and unlock the others with Belly from Crew (Usopp costs 2,500 Belly) or by collecting the pieces of their “Wanted” poster, which bosses drop.
Is there a ranking?
Yes. You can compete for the best run or for the total of enemies beaten, every day, week, month or year, and filter by character and stage. Every run also raises the bounty on your “Wanted!” poster.
Who makes the game and how do I get in touch?
One Piece fans make it as a personal, non-profit project. To report bugs, suggest ideas or ask for content to be taken down, write to opsurvivor.game@gmail.com.