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It's essentially everything a fan of the anime/manga could want from an Attack on Titan game. It's a great action game, provides plenty to entice fans, and shows what it actually feels like to go toe-to-toe with a titan. At the end of the day though it's flaws are minor in comparison to everything it gets right. An understandable move, but newcomers are likely to see they aren't being told everything and quickly lose interesting in what's happening in the cutscenes.

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It follows the battles of the series well, but misses out on the character moments and other stuff that really makes the conflict compelling. Outside of the repetition the only other complaint I have with the game is how it tells the story. Is it worth putting yourself in extra danger just to get that potentially rare item during a boss fight when you can just attack the weak point and end things? It's up to you to decide. After 11 years and seven months, Hajime Isayamas Attack on Titan manga has come to an end. There's also a nice risk/reward element to the latter. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Chapter 139 of Attack on Titan, 'Toward the Tree on That Hill,' by Hajime Isayama, Dezy Sienty and Alex Ko Ransom, available in English now from Kodansha. You collect necessary materials by performing well in the levels and by lobbing off certain titan parts. One that opens up a lot of other content in the game's galleries. Maxing out characters and gear is a fun distraction. Of course there's also the chance that the game's deceptively deep nature might pull people in as well. Still, the thrill of flying through the air across maps and lassoing and decapitating titans in midair should still be enough to carry them through until the credits roll. While the fan favorite characters are going to make that a little easier for fans of the show to deal with, those just being introduced to the world of Attack on Titan might find this less forgivable. You are essentially just doing the same things over and over again. Once you really start to dive into the game you'll notice that it's quite repetitive. There is a slight problem that comes with this though.

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There's even a new game plus option that opens up after the epilogue chapter that's much harder. Completing requests for other characters, online multiplayer, and a series of well-made and challenging side-missions that once completed open up a game-exclusive epilogue chapter. Once you're completed with the main story that covers the first season of the anime, there is plenty of side content to keep you coming back. While there's plenty of fan-service, the core gameplay experience is enjoyable enough to make worth a look for those who aren't familiar with the source material.

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One that, while not as smooth, is comparable to that of the open-world Spider-Man 2 game that was so well-loved during the PS2 era. One that, while not More than just another anime game, Omega Force has delivered an exciting action experience with a unique movement system. More than just another anime game, Omega Force has delivered an exciting action experience with a unique movement system.

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