Koei Tecmo and developer ω-Force (Omega Force) have confirmed that Attack on Titan 3 will launch on December 10, 2026, with a simultaneous release across all platforms including a version for Nintendo's next hardware commonly referred to as Switch 2.
The announcement situates A.O.T 3 as the next major entry in the action series based on Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan franchise and follows previous titles such as A.O.T 2 and Attack on Titan: Final Battle.
Koei Tecmo described A.O.T 3 as the culmination of the studio’s long-running action series, saying the title will trace the Survey Corps’ journey from its early missions through to the story’s dramatic conclusion.
The publisher and developer confirmed that players will confront the Nine Titans, encounter new story content that expands character and lore moments, and benefit from upgrades to the omni-directional mobility gear combat system introduced in earlier installments.
The company also confirmed a range of editions and pre-order incentives.
Alongside standard physical and digital editions, launch offerings will include a special Steelbook edition and a Digital Deluxe Edition.
The Digital Deluxe package is advertised to contain a character customisation pack, an original equipment pack, a starter item pack, and a 72-hour early access key.
Digital pre-orders will receive a "Wings of Freedom Earrings" customisation item, and all versions will include a "Wings of Freedom Hoodie" customisation bonus.
Koei Tecmo further confirmed that players who have save data from A.O.T 2 and Final Battle will be eligible to receive additional in-game bonuses; the company said details on those rewards will be provided at a later date.
A new trailer accompanies the announcement and showcases updated combat mechanics and story presentation, reinforcing that ω-Force is leading development on this continuation of the series.
Attack on Titan 3’s December 10, 2026 release marks the next major milestone for Koei Tecmo’s adaptation of the franchise.
With multiple editions, cross-generation platform support, and save-data-linked bonuses for returning players, the title aims to consolidate content and systems established across prior entries while delivering the series’ concluding narrative through an action-focused lens.
The announcement situates A.O.T 3 as the next major entry in the action series based on Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan franchise and follows previous titles such as A.O.T 2 and Attack on Titan: Final Battle.
Koei Tecmo described A.O.T 3 as the culmination of the studio’s long-running action series, saying the title will trace the Survey Corps’ journey from its early missions through to the story’s dramatic conclusion.
The publisher and developer confirmed that players will confront the Nine Titans, encounter new story content that expands character and lore moments, and benefit from upgrades to the omni-directional mobility gear combat system introduced in earlier installments.
The company also confirmed a range of editions and pre-order incentives.
Alongside standard physical and digital editions, launch offerings will include a special Steelbook edition and a Digital Deluxe Edition.
The Digital Deluxe package is advertised to contain a character customisation pack, an original equipment pack, a starter item pack, and a 72-hour early access key.
Digital pre-orders will receive a "Wings of Freedom Earrings" customisation item, and all versions will include a "Wings of Freedom Hoodie" customisation bonus.
Koei Tecmo further confirmed that players who have save data from A.O.T 2 and Final Battle will be eligible to receive additional in-game bonuses; the company said details on those rewards will be provided at a later date.
A new trailer accompanies the announcement and showcases updated combat mechanics and story presentation, reinforcing that ω-Force is leading development on this continuation of the series.
Attack on Titan 3’s December 10, 2026 release marks the next major milestone for Koei Tecmo’s adaptation of the franchise.
With multiple editions, cross-generation platform support, and save-data-linked bonuses for returning players, the title aims to consolidate content and systems established across prior entries while delivering the series’ concluding narrative through an action-focused lens.
