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One Piece Bounty Rush is a smartphone game released in March 2018 in Japan and the United States. It was taken offline in early April due to long-term maintenance issues and general dissatisfaction. The following year, on January 28th 2019, the Global version was re-released to a revamped UI and a wide variety of changes to gameplay mechanics and scenery.

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One Piece Bounty Rush is a gacha 4 vs 4 real time game where players must capture and control a minimum of three of five treasure fields spread across the map. Each match lasts 3 minutes, but can end sooner than if a team captures all five treasures and manages to hold them for a total of 15 seconds. Rewards are dependant on how many treasures a team caught (i.e. 3-2 = 3 treasures, 5-0 = 5 treasures, 1-4 = 1 treasure.) Players generally receive in-game currency, character fragments, and occasionally, event items. Missions also grant similar rewards for completing tasks in and out of battle. 

Characters come with the ability to dodge, attack, and use up to two individual, unique skills. Characters are ranked from 2* to 4*, with 2* characters often being weaker than 4* characters. Some also have individual traits relative to their respective strengths and weaknesses (e.g. Logia's take less damage) as well as those relative to the show canon (Usopp is invulnerable to Perona's negativity, Luffy ignores Shock and Boa's Devil Fruit ability, etc.). 

Players acquire characters through the use of "Rainbow Diamonds," the games form of premium currency. The base currency, "Bounty Coins," are mainly utilized in "Special Training," a menu in which players can farm character fragments in order to rank them up. "Battle Points," a secondary currency earned from "League Battle," is used in the Exchange to purchase character fragments and general character enhancement material. "Hammers," earned from missions, are used to upgrade medals, crafted once a player gains enough through the discourse of battle. Occasionally, "Gold Ingots" are obtained through League Battle to be exchanged in a special event shop. For the 1st Anniversary, a special "Cola Shop" was opened. 

In addition to "League Battle," the main ranked mode which focuses on teams capturing treasure, there is the occasional "Challenge Battle," which follows the same format as League Battle, but requires players to utilize certain characters in order to boost their score, and ranks separately. In August 2019, "Boss Battle" was introduced, which pits 4 players against a single, AI-controlled enemy character, with players utilizing bombs, or a single treasure field to facilitate victory. 

Leagues, which range from D- to SS, reward players for ranking as high as possible. Currently, players ranking in SS receive 50 4* fragments (used to rank up 4* characters), 50 3* fragments, 18 Special Skill Orbs, 20 Rainbow Diamonds, and a medal consisting of ATK+ 160, DEF+ 130, or CRIT+ 14%.

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Video Games
Japanese Releases: Sony
PlayStation: Grand Battle!  •  Set Sail Pirate Crew!  •  Grand Battle! 2  •  Ocean's Dream!
PlayStation 2: Grand Battle! 3  •  Round the Land  •  Grand Battle! Rush!  •  Fighting for One Piece  •  Pirates Carnival  •  Battle Stadium D.O.N
PlayStation 3: Pirate Warriors  •  Pirate Warriors 2  •  J-Stars Victory Vs  •  Unlimited World Red  •  Pirate Warriors 3
PlayStation Portable: Romance Dawn: The Dawn of the Adventure
PlayStation Vita: Pirate Warriors 2  •  J-Stars Victory Vs  •  Unlimited World Red  •  Pirate Warriors 3  •  Burning Blood
PlayStation 4: Pirate Warriors 3  •  Burning Blood  •  Grand Cruise  •  World Seeker  •  Jump Force  •  Pirate Warriors 4
Japanese Releases: Nintendo
Game Boy Color: Birth of Luffy's Dream Pirate Crew!  •  Grand Line Dream Adventure Log
Game Boy Advance: Big Secret Treasure of the Seven Phantom Islands  •  Aim! The King of Belly  •  Going Baseball  •  Dragon Dream!
GameCube: Treasure Battle!  •  Grand Battle! 3  •  Grand Battle! Rush!  •  Pirates Carnival  •  Battle Stadium D.O.N
DS: Jump Super Stars  •  Jump Ultimate Stars  •  Gear Spirit  •  Gigant Battle  •  Gigant Battle! 2 New World
3DS: Unlimited Cruise SP  •  Romance Dawn: The Dawn of the Adventure  •  Unlimited World Red  •  Super Grand Battle! X  •  Great Pirate Colosseum
Wii: Unlimited Adventure  •  Unlimited Cruise
Nintendo Switch: Unlimited World Red  •  Pirate Warriors 3  •  Pirate Warriors 4
Japanese Releases: Microsoft
Xbox One: Burning Blood  •  World Seeker  •  Jump Force  •  Pirate Warriors 4
Japanese Releases: Others
Arcade: Miracle Battle Carddass  •  One Py Berry Match! (IC!  •  Treasure World)
WonderSwan: Become the Pirate King!  •  Legend of the Rainbow Island  •  Treasure Wars (Treasure Wars 2 Welcome to Buggyland)  •  Grand Battle! Swan Colosseum  •  Chopper's Big Adventure
Smartphone: One Py Berry Match AR!  •  Grand Collection  •  Dance Battle  •  Adventure Log  •  Running Chopper: Chopper and the Island of Bonds (Run, Chopper, Run!)  •  Treasure Cruise  •  Jumputi Heroes  •  Thousand Storm  •  Bounty Rush  •  Bon! Bon! Journey!!
English Releases
Game Boy Advance: One Piece
PlayStation 2: Grand Battle!  •  Grand Adventure  •  Pirates Carnival
PlayStation 3: Pirate Warriors  •  Pirate Warriors 2  •  Unlimited World Red  •  J-Stars Victory Vs+  •  Pirate Warriors 3
PlayStation Vita: Unlimited World Red  •  J-Stars Victory Vs+  •  Pirate Warriors 3  •  Burning Blood
PlayStation 4: J-Stars Victory Vs+  •  Pirate Warriors 3  •  Burning Blood
GameCube: Grand Battle!  •  Grand Adventure  •  Pirates Carnival
Wii: Unlimited Adventure  •  Unlimited Cruise
DS: Gigant Battle
3DS: Romance Dawn: The Dawn of the Adventure  •  Unlimited World Red
Wii U: Unlimited World Red
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