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Attack on Titan: Brave Order

Game

Brave Order is Enish's 2022 mobile co-op RPG that puts players in the Survey Corps alongside Eren and Mikasa, using real-time command battles and miniature 3D Titan models to fight, with the game still running in Japan.

Genre: Co-op RPG / Gacha
Platform: Mobile (iOS/Android)
Developer: Enish
Publisher: Enish
Release Year: 2022
Japan Release Date: 2022-02-11
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Gameplay

Up to four players cooperate in real-time command battles, issuing orders to fully voiced, miniature 3D character models as they take down Titans together. Between fights, players customize their own Survey Corps headquarters, building out their base as they progress through co-op content.
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Premise

Framed as the series' first cooperative RPG, Brave Order casts each player as a Survey Corps recruit fighting beside Eren, Mikasa and the rest of the cast, leaning on teamwork mechanics the earlier solo focused games did not offer.
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Release

Enish launches Brave Order in Japan on February 11, 2022, for iOS and Android with no western version announced. The game keeps running years later, marking its fourth anniversary with in-game festival events in 2026.
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