Attack on Titan marks Koei Tecmo’s second anime adaptation of 2016 after Arslan: The Warriors of Legend, though this one is quite different from Omega Force’s usual Warriors spin-offs.

In this mobile tile matching game, players recruit Attack on Titan characters like Eren Jaeger to protect a village from monster and Titan attacks.

Attack on Titan, known as A.O.T: Wings of Freedom in Europe, is releasing on PC via Steam on August 26, 2016. Here are details from the Steam page.

Koei Tecmo Producer Hisashi Koinuma shares what he wanted to achieve with Attack on Titan that may not have been possible in a Warriors-style game.

Attack on Titan’s story will take us past the showdown against the first season’s showdown in the Stohess District.

Attack on Titan puts Levi, Erwin, and Hange front and center in its latest videos. It also shows off the Decisive Battle Signal attack.

Koei Tecmo has shared two new trailers during E3 for its upcoming Attack on Titan game which give us a look at the characters and story, as well as some advanced gameplay.

Attack on Titan is a surprisingly faithful adaptation of the anime series with seemingly little to no trace of Warriors left in it.

The latest footage from Attack on Titan shows off the Omni-Directional Mobility Gear and how to build a team in-game. We also get our first English screenshots.

When Attack on Titan comes to North America and Europe in August, people will be able to play it on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, and PC.

Koei Tecmo previously talked about Attack on Titan’s update that adds online multiplayer co-op and more. Now that the update has launched, they’ve provided details on what else it includes.

Last week, Japan saw another week with several releases in The Division, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD, Summon Night 6, Medabots: Girls Mission, and La Corda d’Oro 4.

Following the Fairy Tail and Tokyo Ghoul Apple iOS and Android game announcements, we’ve learned Attack on Titan is getting a mobile game in 2016 too.

Japan had a few new releases with Kamen Rider: Battride War Genesis, Mega Man Legacy Collection, TV Anime [email protected]: Cinderella Girls G4U! Pack Vol. 9, Ao no Kanatra no Four Rhythm, and Hero Death.

Last week, Japan saw an eventful week with several big releases with KanColle Kai, Attack on Titan, Street Fighter V, Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games, and Ikenie to Yuki no Setsuna.