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EVA Slide Puzzle: Operation Angel Annihilation

Game

EVA Slide Puzzle: Operation Angel Annihilation is a 2012 Android and iOS puzzle app from Media Magic that turns Angel battles into a sliding tile puzzle, clearing lines of matching blocks to trigger EVA attacks against invading Angels stage by stage.

Genre: Sliding tile puzzle
Platform: Mobile (Android/iOS)
Developer: Media Magic
Release Year: 2012
Japan Release Date: 2012-08-21
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Gameplay

Play centers on a grid of sliding tiles rather than free swapping. Moving blocks into lines of three of the same type clears them and sends the paired EVA into an attack on the Angel on screen. Chaining multiple clears in sequence builds combo damage and score bonuses, and later stages introduce Angels appearing back to back to raise the difficulty.
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Story / Setting

The app borrows its stage progression from a roster of Angels drawn from the mainline Evangelion story, framing each puzzle level as a discrete battle rather than telling any new narrative of its own. The title, Operation Angel Annihilation, reflects this stage-by-stage Angel-clearing structure.
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Development and Release

Media Magic released the game for Android and iOS on August 21, 2012, the same day Taito and COPRO put out the separate Evangelion MEMORIA app, part of a cluster of Evangelion mobile titles that reached Japanese app stores that summer.
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