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Attack on Titan 3 release date

Cross-version view · June 5 announcement to post-launch plan

KOEI TECMO schedules the worldwide Attack on Titan 3 release date for December 10, 2026. This timeline separates that launch from earlier reveal states and from the undated post-launch opening animation plan. Select a state to read only the facts attached to that point in the public record.

Current file

2026-08-04

Current file

The August 4 file added the release date, roster, weapons information, editions, and bonuses that form the current pre-release picture.

Worldwide date and the Steam display

The publisher-wide date is December 10, 2026. The recorded US Steam API response displayed December 9 while also marking the game as coming soon. That is kept as a platform and time-zone display observation, not promoted into a competing worldwide date. Readers planning a purchase should use the date and unlock time shown by their own regional store together with the publisher announcement.

Launch platforms are PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC through Steam. The official product site and stores identify the title as one-player or single-player. The ESRB record rates it Mature 17+ for Blood and Gore, Language, Partial Nudity, and Violence.

Why the states stay separate

The June announcement established the product and platform families. The July gameplay reveal added Exterior Scouting, Casual Mode, and the plan for a MAPPA opening animation in a future update. The August 4 file added the release date, roster, weapons information, editions, and bonuses that form the current pre-release picture. Launch version 1.0 is still upcoming, and the MAPPA opening update has no announced date.

A later state can add or revise information without erasing what was known earlier. This cross-version layout therefore keeps historical, current, launch, and post-launch labels visible. It avoids reading a future feature into version 1.0 or treating a reveal-era omission as proof that a system will not exist.

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