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What Attack on Titan video games are there?

Two real lineages, a handful of Japan-only curiosities, and one game that never shipped.

The catalogue divides by ambition. Spike Chunsoft opened it on the Nintendo 3DS with Humanity in Chains (2013 in Japan, 2015 in the West via Atlus). Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force then built the flagship line: Attack on Titan (2016), Attack on Titan 2 (2018) with its Final Battle expansion (2019), and a third and final entry announced for 10 December 2026 covering the complete saga.

Around those sit the regional and the lost: Koei Tecmo’s Japan-only 3DS visual novel Escape from Certain Death, Spike Chunsoft’s second 3DS outing Future Coordinates, the mobile games (Tactics, Assault, Brave Order), UNIVRS’s VR: Unbreakable for Meta Quest, and Capcom’s arcade game Team Battle, cancelled before release. A complete Attack on Titan game shelf is therefore impossible to finish in the usual sense; one of its entries exists only as an announcement and a cabinet that never took coins.

Attack on Titan Wings of Freedom game cover art
WINGS OF FREEDOMKoei Tecmo’s 2016 action game, the series’ big console break-in.

THE CENSUS

By platform era
3DS · 2013–2017
Humanity in Chains (Spike Chunsoft, West via Atlus), the Japan-only Escape from Certain Death (Ruby Party), and Future Coordinates.
Console · 2016–present
Omega Force’s trilogy: the 2016 game, Attack on Titan 2 and Final Battle, and the finale dated 10 December 2026 for PS5, Xbox Series, both Switches and PC.
Mobile · 2019–2026
Tactics (DeNA/KAYAC), Assault (GameSamba), Brave Order (enish, Japan only, closed 28 September 2026). All three are now history rather than services.
VR and the cancelled · 2018–
Location VR in Tokyo (2018), Unbreakable on Meta Quest (early access December 2024), and Capcom’s unreleased Team Battle arcade game.
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