Developer enish confirmed on Friday that its cooperative smartphone game, Attack on Titan: Brave Order, will officially end service on September 28. Following the announcement, the studio has already halted all sales of in-game currency, marking the final phase for the title before its servers go offline at 5:30 p.m. JST.
Launched in February 2022, the game allowed players to join the Scout Corps and engage in cooperative combat against Titans alongside iconic series characters like Eren and Mikasa. Its closure follows a long history of mobile adaptations within the franchise, which has seen various titles come and go since the first Mobage release in 2012, including the short-lived Attack on Titan TACTICS.
While the main anime series has concluded, the franchise continues to maintain a significant presence in our database, with the original Attack on Titan series holding an AniList score of 85/100. The end of Brave Order leaves a gap in the current mobile landscape for the series, raising questions about whether future developers will attempt to capture the franchise's cooperative gameplay loop again.
