KOEI TECMO announced Attack on Titan 3 during Summer Game Fest, the third and final sequel in the video game series, according to the official reveal. The game will adapt the remaining events from season 4 of the anime and reimagine the entire story from the beginning with new story arcs, targeting a release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. More details are promised for July, though no specific release date was given.

From Season 1 to Season 4:Attack on Titan 3's Complete Story Retelling

Unlike its predecessors, which covered seasons 1 through 3, Attack on Titan 3 will not only finish adapting season 4 but also offer a full retelling of the entire series from the start, as the report explans. This approach positions the game as the definitive gaming experience for the franchise, similar to how Attack on Titan 2 overshadowed its predecessor. KOEI TECMO's decision to incorporate new original story arcs suggests a fresh take on the beloved narrative, potentially diverging from the anime's exact plot to offer players something new even after the anime concluded in 2023.

The 'Most Exhilarating Combat' Leveraging Modern Hardware

According to the game's official Steam page, Attack on Titan 3 will feature the series' most exhilarating and stylish combat, taking full advantage of the visual flair that made the anime popular. The screenshots shown so far depict visually stunning recreations of iconic moments, with the combat system likely refined for the more powerful hardware of PlayStation 5 , Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. The announcement noted that the game aims to deliver an experience that captures the kinetic energy of the anime's signature Omni-Directional Mobility gear battles.

No Release Date Yet: What to Expect From the July 1st Extended Preview

The Summer Game Fest trailer did not include a release date , but KOEI TECMO confirmed that a stream featuring the Japanese voice actors of Krista and Mikasa on July 1st will provide an extended preview. Attack on Titan has seen a steady stream of merchandise and events since its anime finale, but this game represents a major narrative addition. Still unknown is how the original story arcs will integrate with the canonical events of season 4, and whether the combat improvements will substantially differ from Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle. The July stream may answer those questions, but for now, fans are left with a teaser and a promise of more to come.