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Attack on Titan: Assault

Game

Assault is a 2019 mobile action RPG from NGames Interactive and GameSamba that has players collect gacha cards of Eren, Mikasa and other Scouts, then send them into turn-based Titan battles woven around real-time flight and parkour exploration.

Genre: Action RPG / Gacha
Platform: Mobile (iOS/Android)
Developer: NGames Interactive
Publisher: GameSamba
Release Year: 2019
North America Release Date: 2019-03-19
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Gameplay

Battles run on a turn-based system built around quick-time strikes for bonus damage, while a bond mechanic lets the 104th Cadets and Squad Levi boost each other's stats. Outside combat, players fly and parkour through explorable maps in real time using maneuver gear, blending runner style movement with RPG team building.
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Premise

A story mode expands on the anime's world with original scenarios layered around familiar Scout Regiment characters, each collected as a leveled up card with unique skills. Players build out a roster through gacha pulls and use it across PvP arena matches and squadron battles alongside story missions.
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Release

The game reaches Android in early 2019 and iOS that June, following an open beta on Google Play from March 19, 2019. NGames Interactive shuts the servers down on June 19, 2020, ending the game roughly a year after its full launch.
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