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Attack on Titan: Tactics

Game

Attack on Titan TACTICS is a 2019 mobile real-time strategy game from KAYAC and DeNA where players build a Scout squad to defend a base against waves of Titans across tower defense style story and event missions.

Genre: Real-time strategy / Tower defense
Platform: Mobile (iOS/Android)
Developer: KAYAC
Publisher: DeNA
Release Year: 2019
Japan Release Date: 2019-04-18
North America Release Date: 2019-09-19
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Gameplay

Players assemble and position a roster of Scouts to hold a base against advancing Titan waves, mixing tower defense placement with real-time strategy decisions during each encounter. The launch roster includes 38 characters such as Eren, Mikasa and Levi, deployed across a Story mode, original Character Episodes and limited-time Events.
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Premise

The Story mode retells the anime's first season while Character Episodes branch into original scenarios outside the manga and anime canon, giving named Scouts extra spotlight moments. Crunchyroll partners with DeNA to bring the game and its adapted storyline west after its Japanese debut.
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Release

DeNA launches TACTICS in Japan on April 18, 2019 and brings it to North America and Australia that September. Facing a shrinking player base, DeNA ends service globally on August 30, 2020, after roughly sixteen months online.
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