Taking place throughout Attack on Titan Season 3’s timeline, Final Battle’s Story mode plays through selected characters’ points of view with major heroes active in Season 3 – now playable for the first time – boosting the total number of playable characters to over 40. In addition to the content covering all three seasons of the popular anime series, developers will also include original episodes to create a more fulfilling Attack on Titan experience.

Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle will feature two new gameplay experiences: A frenetic anti-personnel combat feature using anti-personnel omni directional mobility gear and an all-new wall reclamation mode focused on recovering outside territories. Here, players will have an ability to choose a leader of their squad, pick out the members they want to include – even members who were never together in the original work, and set out to reclaim the lands from the Titans. Thunder Spears will also be equipped for battle for the first time, allowing the take down of the Armored Titan when a normal blade just won’t cut it.

Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle includes the anime’s Season 3, Part 1 and 2, in the new Character Episode mode. As the Scout Regiment’s fight against the Titans rages on, and the team gets closer to learning more about the mysteries of their colossal foes, there is a new revelation: Titans are not their only enemies. The Anti-Personnel Control Squad, led by the notorious Kenny Ackerman, is set on capturing Eren and Historia – no matter the cost. The Scout Regiment sets out to save their teammates, but they quickly learn that they cannot trust anyone within the walls they call home.

Fans will be able to experience this epic narrative through three different viewpoints: The Scout Regiment; the 104th Cadets; and the Warriors, focusing on Reiner, Bertholdt, and Zeke. Not only will Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle allow players to relive the exciting battles from the anime, but it will also allow them to experience extra plot points not featured in the show. Playing through these episodes provides greater context to what characters were doing behind the scenes of the main action.

To provide a tease of the fresh gameplay mechanics and the captivating narrative of Seasons 1-3, KOEI TECMO America released a brand-new trailer alongside a selection of in-game screenshots for aspiring Scouts to sink their teeth into.

Additionally, Scouts eager to join the action are able to pre-order now to get their hands-on bonus content for the ultimate ‘Attack on Titan’ experience.

Those who purchase Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle, physically or digitally, on PS4 and Xbox One during the first month of launch will receive the “Queen of Historia” costume for Christa; “Young Male Coat” for Kenny; “Plain Clothes (Underground City)” for Levi; and “One-piece Dress” costume for Mikasa.

PS4 players will also receive early access to playable characters Kenny and Zeke when purchasing within the first month, while Xbox One players that pre-order the game ahead of launch will be able to unlock these two characters early for their roster.

Pre-orders on Nintendo Switch will also begin in the coming weeks.

Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle will be made available for digital purchase as an Upgrade Pack to fans who already own Attack on Titan 2, and it will also be available for purchase as special digital or physical bundle; combining the experience of Attack on Titan 2 alongside the new Season 3 content in one unique package.

Those who purchase Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle, physically or digitally, on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One during the first month of launch will receive the “Queen of Historia” costume for Christa, “Young Male Coat” for Kenny, “Plain Clothes (Underground City)” for Levi, “One-piece Dress” costume for Mikasa, and an early unlock of the playable characters ‘Kenny’ and ‘Zeke’. Pre-orders on Nintendo Switch will start in the coming weeks; stay tuned to the official site and social channels for further information.

Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle will be available July 5, 2019 for the PS4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and digitally on PC (Steam).