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Attack on Titan (A.O.T. Wings of Freedom)

Game

Wings of Freedom is Omega Force's 2016 hack and slash take on Attack on Titan, sending players swinging through 3D maneuver combat as Eren, Mikasa, Levi and the Scout Regiment cut down towering Titans across PS4, PS3, Vita, PC and Xbox One.

Genre: Hack and slash / Action
Platform: PS4, PS3, PS Vita, PC, Xbox One
Developer: Omega Force
Publisher: Koei Tecmo
Release Year: 2016
Japan Release Date: 2016-02-18
North America Release Date: 2016-08-30
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Gameplay

Attack Mode carries the main campaign, where players grapple between rooftops and trees to build speed before slashing a Titan's nape while watching its gaze for counter cues. A home base lets the squad upgrade blades, gas tanks and horses between missions, and the co-op focused Expedition Mode sends up to four players on original side missions for extra loot and experience.
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Story

The plot recreates the manga's opening arc, starting with the Colossal Titan's breach of Wall Maria and running through chapter 33 plus an epilogue built from later manga battles. Playable perspectives shift between Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Levi and fellow cadets as the 104th Training Corps and Scout Regiment fight to take back the walls.
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Reception

Critics call it a faithful, enjoyable adaptation held back by repetitive missions and rough character models. Metacritic lists the PS4 version at 74 and Xbox One at 77, Famitsu scores it 34 out of 40, and Koei Tecmo reports around 700,000 copies sold worldwide in the game's first year.
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