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Attack on Titan 3 launches this winter, first gameplay

The upcoming winter release of Attack on Titan 3 is generating buzz with the debut of its first gameplay trailer.

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📍 How it ended

Koei Tecmo announced that Attack on Titan 3 will launch on all platforms this winter. A gameplay trailer was released alongside news of a brand-new finale and an opening animation by Arifumi Imai and MAPPA.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Attack on Titan 3 is set to launch this winter. The game will allow players to assemble their own squadrons and venture beyond the walls.

Coverage emphasizes the game's winter 2026 release date and the debut of its first gameplay trailer. The trailer also reveals an opening animation collaboration between Arifumi Imai and MAPPA.

Coverage comes from outlets including Capsule Computers, anitrendz.net, TheSixthAxis, Crunchyroll, ScreenRant, Gamereactor UK, Anime News Network, and Gematsu. The upcoming release of Attack on Titan 3 is part of a broader trend of new content in the Attack on Titan franchise.

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Quick answers

When is Attack on Titan 3 releasing?

Attack on Titan 3 is set to launch this winter.

What is new in Attack on Titan 3?

The game introduces the ability to assemble your own squadron and go beyond the walls.

Who is collaborating on the opening animation for Attack on Titan 3?

The opening animation is a collaboration between Arifumi Imai and MAPPA.

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Attack on Titan Koei Tecmo video games winter 2026 gameplay trailer Arifumi Imai

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