Attack on Titan 2 Announced for Early 2018

Attack on Titan 2 Announced for Early 2018

The video game, not the show. Sadly.

JesseCecchetto by JesseCecchetto on Aug 22, 2017 @ 11:12 AM (Staff Bios)
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While most of the world is waiting for the third season of Attack on Titan after waiting years for the second to come out, we don't really have any news to report. Radio silence is all we can expect for the Attack on Titan show, but the video game has recently gotten a little bit of a teaser. 

I hope nobody mistook this teaser for Anime series, but if you're a fan of the video game, then you'll be glad to hear the sequel for Attack on Titan the video game will be arriving sometime early next year. Hopefully, we'll get some insight into what the next season of Attack on Titan will be like story wise, but until we get an update, this may be our only chance to experience Attack on Titan for a while.

The last Attack on Titan video game had some spoilers for the second season of the show, so maybe this sequel will give us some juicy information as well, and hopefully, we won't have to wait years for the third season. Beggars can't be choosers I guess.

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