The story of the game allows players to play as their characters through the events of season one, while seasons two and three are played as the characters featured in the anime. Boasting smooth combat mechanics and an RPG-like story, the game allows players to play as their own customizable Survey Corps scout, and even gives the character their own backstory during the events of Shiganshina from episode one. While Activision has plans to release a Call of Duty & Attack on Titan crossover, Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle is a game that can fulfill any Attack on Titan fan's dream. Related: What Exactly Is A Yokai (& How Video Games Get Them Wrong) Attack on Titan was even deemed to be the most-watched show in the United States earlier in 2021 when the first part of season four was released. The anime is quite popular, being something of a modern epic, and is in fact so popular that multiple streaming services such as Crunchyroll were saddled with technical difficulties due to the huge influx of fans vying to watch the new episode earlier this Sunday.
The first episode of the second part of Attack on Titan's final season has just been released. As the anime comes to an end this year, it would be a great time for Japanese developer Koei Tecmo (who also made the Nioh series), to release a threequel for the game series. Dubbed Attack on Titan and Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle, the two games have been widely praised by fans for sticking to their source material, while telling a brand new story altogether. The critically acclaimed, most-watched anime of all time Attack on Titanhas two video game adaptations, and two is not enough to cover such a vast story, making a trilogy seem like the obvious choice.
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