Attack on Titan 3 Buyer's Guide
The facts
Attack on Titan 3 launches December 10, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC (Steam), published by Koei Tecmo, developed by Omega Force — the studio behind the Dynasty Warriors franchise and the previous two AoT games. Standard edition: $69.99. It adapts the complete anime storyline through The Final Season, ending the saga in a single game.
PC requirements
Official PC system requirements have been published on the Steam listing. Two practical notes from Omega Force's previous AoT games: the ODM movement system renders fast aerial scenes that lean on GPU more than typical musou games, and the 40th-anniversary visual work means the remake-grade cutscenes add to the install. Check the Steam listing for the exact minimum/recommended split before launch day.
Editions and pre-order bonuses
- Standard edition — $69.99 on all four platforms.
- Pre-order bonus — an ODM gear customization item (equip cosmetic parts for your gear). Details are sparse in official materials; treat unconfirmed listicle claims with caution.
- Collector/limited editions have not been fully detailed — watch the official Koei Tecmo pages.
Four platforms, one saga
PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2 and PC all launch the same day (December 10, global). The Switch 2 port matters for a specific audience: previous AoT games sold strongly on Nintendo platforms, and Omega Force titles have a strong handheld track record. No cross-gen (PS4/Xbox One) versions have been announced.
Pre-purchase checklist
- Platform — all four launch simultaneously; no staggered release announced.
- Pre-order bonus — the ODM customization item; confirm it's included in your edition.
- Install size — expect a large download (previous AoT games ran 30-50GB+); pre-load if your platform supports it.
- Casual Mode — confirmed for accessibility; if you're here for the story rather than the challenge, it's officially supported.