Experience the thrill of battling Titans in this engaging fan-made action game based on the popular series
Experience the thrill of battling Titans in this engaging fan-made action game based on the popular series
Vote (278 votes)
Program license Demo
Developer Fenglee1
Version 0.1042015
Works under Windows
Vote
(278 votes)
Developer
Fenglee1
Works under
Windows
Program license
Demo
Version
0.1042015
Pros
- Each of the characters plays differently
- Different game modes to choose from
- Lots of new challenges
- The controls are smooth and simple
Cons
- The game is very difficult at points
- It can get a bit stressful
Some Monstrous Fun is Just Around the Corner
Attack on Titan was created by fans of the popular anime series rather than professional gaming creators. On the face of things, this might seems like a bad idea. Read on to discover if the game is good fun or if the fans should have left the work up to professionals.
Fans of the Attack on Titan anime series are sure to be familiar with the cute and rather childish graphics and may well even adore them. This is known as the chibi style in Japanese slang and is very hot right now. This style has been well represented in the game, while the high flying combat is another major element that serves as a fitting tribute.
The environments of the game look rather primitive and do not really fit the detail of the characters. The titans come off as looking rather like huge Jelly Babies rather than bosses to be reckoned with.
However, one of the great things about Attack on Titans that fans are sure to love is the fact that they can play as their favourite character. All of the main characters from the show, including Levi, Mikasa and Eren, are there and ready to be played with. As soon as you select your character of choice, you will start to battle one of the towering titans. The main mission of the game is to defeat all of the titans one by one and claim victory.
While the titans might look like big balls of jelly with arms and legs, actually defeating them is hard. The only vulnerable spot on their whole body is the nape of their neck, and considering that the characters are larger even than the buildings around them, getting to this spot is far from easy. To do this, players must use the famous Team Dimensional Manoeuvres and get behind the titans before slashing at this weak spot.
Just like in the actual anime, players are given two grappling hooks. These can be fired at any solid object, including the titans themselves. Players will then be able to slingshot their character through the air to try to reach the exact point that will bring them victory. Of course, if you miss you will be in for a world of pain as the titans quickly realise what you are trying to do and wreak their revenge. There are lots of different ways to use the grappling hooks, however, and discovering the best method and putting it into practice is part of the challenge.
It has to be said: it is still very early for the Attack on Titan game. Although players are given a glimpse at what the creators were aiming for, there are still a few things that need to be tweaked. One element that does not work well at the moment is the difficulty level. Getting anywhere in the game can be very, very tough, and younger gamers in particular may find this too challenging and simply become frustrated with the game.
At this moment in time Attack on Titan is only a demo. Despite being rather tricky in parts, it can be a lot of fun and it is certainly very faithful to the anime series. Many gamers are sure to wait impatiently for the full game to make its way onto their computer screens.
Pros
- Each of the characters plays differently
- Different game modes to choose from
- Lots of new challenges
- The controls are smooth and simple
Cons
- The game is very difficult at points
- It can get a bit stressful
Pros
- Features dozens of characters from the manga
- Uses worlds and levels that fans love
- Designed as a tribute or homage to the original series
- Gorgeous backgrounds and facial details
Cons
- Frustrating and sometimes annoying game play
- Lack of details on most characters
- No support available from the designer/developer
- Camera will sometimes move on its own
Attack on Titan Tribute is a new game that follows the characters and stories featured in the popular manga series. Since first released in 2009, the series grew to include multiple novels, television shows and several videos games, including this new multiplayer game that it suitable for all levels of players.
Unlike other officially licensed games in the series, this is a game that fans of the series created as a tribute. Though popular with players around the world, it does have some faults. Most of those issues occur because those who designed and created it have less experience. That does not mean that it isn't a fun game though. This is one that you can play for a few hours, put away for days or weeks and come back to play again.
Though only available as a demo, it gives you an idea of what you can expect to see in the future. You'll notice a clear lack of detail in your first few minutes of play. While some of the backgrounds are gorgeous, the characters are not yet fully developed. Many have the classic faces that you expect to see, but you may notice the lack of detail relating to their clothing and bodies.
Once you download and start the game, you can choose to play some of the top characters from Attack on Titan. The game then sends you into a battle simulation and asks you to attack and kill the invading titans to save the world. As with the manga, you'll find that the titans have only one weak spot, which makes killing all the invaders a little harder than you might think.
You start the game with grappling hooks that let you move through each level. Use those hooks to fly through the air, attack titans and score more points. Though it might sound easy, this is harder than it looks. At the same time that you control your character, you must adjust the camera to view your surroundings, attack others, dodge attacks and jump at the right time. You must do all that with just your mouse and your keyboard, which may leave you feeling frustrated and downright annoyed.
As a fan game, Attack on Titan Tribute is exactly what most players expect. Though the designer offered software updates in the past, the company no longer supports this game. While you can still download and play Attack on Titan Tribute, keep in mind that the designer no longer offers patches or updates.
Pros
- Features dozens of characters from the manga
- Uses worlds and levels that fans love
- Designed as a tribute or homage to the original series
- Gorgeous backgrounds and facial details
Cons
- Frustrating and sometimes annoying game play
- Lack of details on most characters
- No support available from the designer/developer
- Camera will sometimes move on its own