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What Attack on Titan mobile games were there?

Three, and all three are gone: this wing of the franchise exists only as documentation now.

Attack on Titan Tactics (developed by KAYAC, published by DeNA) launched in Japan in 2019 and in English that September: a real-time strategy game of squads holding lanes against walking Titans. Its service ended in August 2020, under a year into its Western life. Attack on Titan: Assault (GameSamba) also dates to 2019, a team-building RPG in the crowded late-2010s licence wave.

The substantial one is Attack on Titan: Brave Order, enish’s cooperative smartphone RPG, which launched in Japan on 11 February 2022, never opened a global server, and ended service on 28 September 2026. Four and a half years is a long life for the genre, and its closure closes the category: as of this page, every Attack on Titan mobile game is defunct. The lesson for collectors is the medium itself: service games leave no shelf object, only storefront pages, trailers, and pages like this one. What survives of Tactics and Brave Order survives as writing.

Attack on Titan Brave Order mobile game art
BRAVE ORDERBrave Order, enish’s co-op mobile RPG, the longest-lived of the phone games.

THE THREE

Service records
Tactics · 2019–2020
KAYAC / DeNA. The strategy entry; English service lasted about eleven months.
Assault · 2019
GameSamba. The team-RPG entry in the global licence wave; the slightest footprint of the three.
Brave Order · 2022–2026
enish. Japan only, cooperative, and the longest-lived: the last mobile Titan standing until September 2026.
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