Attack on Titan is being developed by Omega Force, which recently worked on Toukiden, Samurai Warriors 4 and Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires. In order to defeat a titan, it is necessary to attack its “nape”.

At this point, it’s mere speculation as to how the game will perform, as we don’t have much to go on apart from a glimpse of an online trailer previewed by Famitsu.

Video game stories from other sites on the web. According to Comic Book Resources, the game will start from the very beginning so that newcomers who are not familiar with the anime or manga can pick up the game and get the whole story right away.

Fans of the show see this play out in various episodes, and they will also be pleased to know the game will “look” just like the anime. The series is now one of the darkest anime shows, with a second season promising even more twists and violence.

Siliconera also confirms that the voices behind the characters in the Japanese anime will also be the ones to voice the characters in the Attack on Titan game. A Japanese release might arrive this winter, with the rest of the world to get the action game in 2016. The game looks to be exclusive to Sony consoles, as no plans have been revealed for an Xbox One or Wii U version. The new game will let you strategically take down titans, while moving around freely. Additionally, the “Physics Toon Shader”, the game’s newly developed graphical representation, offers original graphics with the theme of “fusing the anime world and game world”. To immobilize them, the player will need to first destroy the Titan’s limbs.

The part that we ought to focus more on is about ‘how to make it feel good while flying around using the 3D Maneuver Gear?’ and we’ve redone this system numerous times.