How challenging is it to make a game based on anime and then adapting it to a game?Īnime fans don’t necessarily play games, so to create a game that anime fans would enjoy was a big challenge. The number of characters is what we heard, and although we focused a lot on the Omni-Directional Mobility gameplay in the first game, this time we focused on more realistic Titan action, more interactions with characters from the original anime, and online functions. What were the biggest complaints from the first game and what kind of changes are you make in Attack on Titan 2? Working on enjoyable collectable elements, character interaction elements and other areas of the game that these fans enjoy was key to incorporate." "Anime fans don’t necessarily play games, so to create a game that anime fans would enjoy was a big challenge. To learn more about the game and its development, Gamingbolt spoke to Koei-Tecmo’s President and CEO Hisashi Koinuma. This time around, we can expect the game to be bigger and better with many improvements over the first game. Now, Omega Force is working along with Koei-Tecmo on a sequel to the game which will cover the events of the second season of the anime.
Even while the game had its limitations, it stayed true to the spirit of the anime that inspired it. The developers had to cater to the anime fans while also making the game fun to play. Attack on Titan was a game that had some high expectations to match up to.
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