Eren’s severe angst, potatoes, horrific titans — they all made it into the Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains, but what didn’t make it in is fun gameplay. This action RPG has some novelty with the Omni-Directional Maneuver (ODM) gear and some cool titan traps, but on the whole, completing missions is a repetitive, boring task.
Story Mode hits all the major plot points of the anime from the cadets’ training to the very last titan fight, but it does so in a jumbled manner that’s annoying to follow. There’s separate missions for Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Levi, and Sasha. Completing missions unlocks more missions for various characters, but the chronological order isn’t always entirely evident. That order is important for a cohesive story though since some character’s missions will continuously unlock and you’ll miss major plot points if you don’t jump to the right character.
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Story Mode hits all the major plot points of the anime from the cadets’ training to the very last titan fight, but it does so in a jumbled manner that’s annoying to follow. There’s separate missions for Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Levi, and Sasha. Completing missions unlocks more missions for various characters, but the chronological order isn’t always entirely evident. That order is important for a cohesive story though since some character’s missions will continuously unlock and you’ll miss major plot points if you don’t jump to the right character.
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