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Review of Attack on Titan 2 on PlayStation 4

by Jay Aborro Jay Aborro photo Mar 2018
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Gamefings Score: 8
Platform: PS4 PS4 logo
Released: 20 Mar 2018
Genre: Action, Hack and Slash
Developer: Omega Force
Publisher: Koei Tecmo

Introduction

Welcome, brave soldier, to the showdown of pure adrenaline, colossal titans, and snappy 3D maneuver gear. In the latest installment of the titanic series, *Attack on Titan 2*, players plunge into a world filled with gorgeously rendered monsters and enough action to make a caffeinated squirrel pass out. Buckle up and sashay past the horror of reality as we take a deep dive into this wild ride of oversized adversaries and absurdly brave cadets.

Gameplay

In *Attack on Titan 2*, you can create your very own cadet-because let's face it, no one wants to be just another background character in a world full of giants. This game tracks the action-packed timeline of the first two seasons of the anime and half of the manga. You'll be fighting the Armored Titan while trying to remember which buttons let you swing like Spiderman, which is crucial when life and death depend on your ability to fly through the air (sort of) while avoiding being squished like an overripe watermelon. The game introduces thrilling co-op options, which means you don't have to sacrifice your social life entirely! Grab a friend, run headfirst at the nearest titan, and then panic as you try to figure out how to use your grappling hooks without looking like a clumsy circus performer. Beyond that violence, there's also a 'Daily Life' mode where you can befriend beloved characters like Eren and Mikasa while engaging in what can only be described as farming and RPG-lite shenanigans. So yes, you can make a lovely, dreary relationship even in a hellscape! Notably, you can customize your character, which is crucial for those who wish to slay titans in style while they cry deep existential tears about their purpose in life. But beware-every character has a limited life expectancy, thanks to those titanic snack times!

Graphics

One of the game's standout features is its stunning cel-shaded graphics. Everything just pops right out at you, whether it's a looming titan or a sunset backdrop that might distract you from your impending doom. The visuals are impressive enough to make you stop hitting the buttons, stare in wonder, and maybe question why you're about to assault a monster the size of a building. The frame rate is generally smooth; it runs like a well-oiled machine, even when 20 foot-tall monsters are trampling around. However, the real horror here isn't just the titans; it's the plight of your character's hairstyle. Why is it so difficult to make a perfectly styled animated hairstyle without it looking like a bird's nest? I mean, come on people!

Conclusion

In conclusion, *Attack on Titan 2* offers exhilarating and chaotic gameplay that will enthrall both series fans and newcomers alike. The combination of personalized character development, captivating storylines, and visually stunning graphics allows the player to dive into a chaotic yet immersive world. The stories and the friendships you build while battling titans are akin to finding a form of hope amidst despair. It's one titanic adventure that keeps you hooked while still making you want to yank your hair out at times! So prepare your 3D maneuver gear, grab a friend, and let's hope you don't attract more titan attention than necessary! In terms of survival, it's less about actual survival and more about how cool you look while failing-because if you're going to get devoured by a giant, at least do it with style! Overall, I'd give it an 8 out of 10-because even in a world of catastrophic giant monsters, a solid co-op experience and a little humor can go a long way.

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