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Zip into the world of the popular anime “Attack on Titan” with this cute and fun game that sees you taking down the monstrous titans in a variety of settings.

Swing into action

Keep an eye on your gas as you work together with fellow players to take down the Titans

Attack on Titan is a big name anime about a country that’s protected by walls. These walls keep out strange man-eating creatures called Titans. One day, the wall is broken and Titans flood into the outer area of the country.

In AoTTG, you get the option of creating your own character or choosing to play as one of the main ones. The game has a cute, chibi style to the characters and Titans.

Areas in the game include the forest, Trost, and atop the wall where you face the horror of the Colossal Titan. The tallest in the series, the Colossal Titan is 200 feet tall and provides a challenging fight for players that have learned to control their 3-D Maneuver Gear.

Players can choose to control fan-favorites, such as Erin. His unique ability will turn him into a Titan just like in the anime. Levi, Petra, and Mikasa all have their signature moves where they spin ferociously, cutting through other Titans.

If you run out of gas, it’s easy to hop on a horse and run back to your spawn area. Don’t forget to signal for help with your flares.

Where can you run this program?

You play AoTTG in your browser, but there are versions available for download on alternative websites allowing you to play offline.

Is there a better alternative?

Yes, there are official AoT games available that play a lot better; however, those need to be purchased and have a traditional anime style. The charm of AoTTG lies in the art style.

Our take

AoTTG is a great fan-made game that honors its origins. It’s cute, fun and at times utterly terrifying when you’re about to be eaten.

Should you download it?

Yes, The game has a small community, but if played with a friend you’ll get hours of fun at zero cost.

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I posted Rick and Morty’s Rushed Licensed Adventure recently and while on the subject of games based on TV shows we might as well talk about Attack on Titan. Like Rick and Morty I highly recommend the show, though it’s a completely different style and subject. A post-apocalyptic fantasy, where the world is overrun by human-devouring giants and the remnants of humanity are left living in a small area behind enormous walls. It’s extremely violent, but the attention-grabbing part is its high degree of unpredictability – we’ve seen a great deal of media involving humans on their last legs, but it’s the feeling that any horrible thing could happen to any person at any time which really conveys a sense of danger.

There’s a good explanation for the odd title of the show here, but it does contain some spoilers. The short answer is that “Attack on Titan” was the imperfect-English subtitle for the original Japanese comic, the full title being: “Shingeki no Kyojin: Attack on Titan.” Even though it doesn’t make much grammatical sense, they decided to keep it for the English version.

All right, so that’s all well and good for the show but how does this translate into a video game? Well there are a couple visual novels offered as pack-ins with the blu-ray releases of the show, but only one full-fledged licensed action game so far, released for the 3DS. As with most licensed games the answer is: poorly. It translates poorly, reviews of the the 3DS game have been almost universally negative. The dull and overly simplified combat being a common complaint among the reviewers.

Now, if you’ve seen the show this should be a disappointment and possibly a little confusing: combat in Attack on Titan is anything but simple. The characters move around by means of high powered grappling hook mechanisms that they wear around their waists and attacking the giants means getting up very close and cutting out a portion of their necks using swords. It’s fast and acrobatic and dangerous and movement involves coordinating many things at once. This has all the components of a thrilling and very challenging game and the idea that the developers would dumb that down to the point where movement is a couple of button presses and attacking just means a rudimentary quick time event… It’s disappointing.

Disappointing, but probably shouldn’t come as a surprise: the whole point of a licensed game is to cash in on audience enthusiasm. The developer pays a lot of money for that license and needs to appeal to the broadest audience possible, that means avoiding a complicated and difficult movement system in favor of something more accessible.

So what happens if you start with the same idea but the game isn’t made by someone who needs to make a return on the license? Say, by a fan? Just doing it because they like the show? You get the Attack on Titan Tribute Game. It’s bare-bones, graphically simple, but it doesn’t pull any punches when it comes to the source material: moving and fighting in AoT Tribute Game is damn hard and it’s a skill which you must develop as you play. Mastering something like this is both a chore and very rewarding, I am nowhere close but I’ve had little moments where it’s come together for me – little flashes where I’m not thinking about the controls and am instead soaring from building to building, flying around corners and working my way behind the horrifying giants. It’s a wonderful feeling.

One thing that’s missing and which I would like to see, but which might be difficult to implement: actual physics-relevant wires. As it is, the wires which pull you along are just graphical dressing – they clip through buildings and they can’t bend or otherwise be used to whip around the aforementioned corners. It’s a significant mechanic in the show, but I can see why it hasn’t been implemented here. I’ll keep my fingers crossed.

If you’ve watched Attack on Titan and you’ve said to yourself, “Holy crap, that’s awesome. I wish I had grappling hooks like that, and also a city which didn’t mind that I was constantly poking holes in its buildings.” Well this is as close as you’re going to get.