Attack on Titan 3 is officially releasing this year, delivering the final game in the trilogy that fully adapts the entire story with new perspectives and original character stories.

An official gameplay reveal trailer showcases combat, character customization, and enhanced movement, signaling a larger, more in-depth experience than before.

Pre-orders have begun on most platforms, with Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders to open at a later date.

The sequel promises expanded scope and depth, building on improvements over Attack on Titan 2.

The game includes Japanese voice acting with English, French, Italian, German, and Spanish text, and details on platforms, editions, and pre-order bonuses.

New Special Exterior Missions introduce challenging quests outside the city walls, including online co-op exploration.

Built for current-generation consoles, the game lets players control a Scout Regiment member to relive major manga events with improved mobility and larger maps.

The release strategy notes a shift away from disc production in line with broader console trends.

Multiple editions and bonuses are planned, including a Digital Deluxe Edition with an artbook and packs, a Steelbook launch edition, and pre-order bonuses like Wings of Freedom items.

Players with save data from Attack on Titan 2 titles will receive in-game bonuses if stored on the same console used for Attack on Titan 3.

The narrative spans the entire manga/anime finale, offering a relivable retelling while potentially spoiling current readers who are not up to date.

The title is slated for December 10, 2026, on PS5, Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, with Koei Tecmo America and Omega Force leading the release and pre-order program; MAPPA will produce the opening animation.