Attack on Titan 3D: Glory of Shiganshina

Attack on Titan 3D: Glory of Shiganshina Join the Survey Corps in Attack on Titan 3D: Glory of Shiganshina. Play as Levi, use smooth 3D controls to fly and fight Titans, and defend Shiganshina as the plot turns intense.

Attack on Titan 3D: Glory of Shiganshina

Attack on Titan 3D: Glory of Shiganshina is an action-adventure challenge game inspired by the popular anime Attack on Titan. Step into the boots of the protagonist—an officer from the Survey Corps—whose mission is to defend the district from the Titan threat. The game delivers striking, vivid 3D visuals with an animated-art look, and uses smooth movement controls that let you run, leap through the air, and fire off attacks to bring down massive enemies.

Expect fast, adrenaline-filled combat paired with dramatic story beats designed to test your reflexes and agility.

Story Overview

You play as Levi Ackerman. The plot is set during Episode 1 of Season 1 from the anime, but the ending has been rewritten. In this version, Levi must defend Shiganshina District from the Armored Titan and the Colossal Titan. In the anime and theatrical adaptations, Episode 1 is famously marked by the fall of Shiganshina District—so this game takes a different route.

At first, as part of the Survey Corps, you fight Titans outside the walls, specifically in the forest. After you clear out a number of Titans, news arrives that both the Colossal Titan and the Armored Titan have breached Wall Maria and are causing chaos inside Shiganshina.

Now, as Levi, your job is to hold the line against the Titan invasion—hoping to stop the tragic outcome for Eren’s mother that fans remember from the original Episode 1.

Player Feedback (User Comments)

• "It runs really smoothly on my phone (Snapdragon 820) and the frame rate stays maxed. But on Snapdragon 800–830 chips, it heats up fast—overheating starts after about 10 minutes. Also, there are too many bugs: sometimes you can’t land hits or perform attacks. Even after dying, you can keep jumping, and you can float mid-air."
• "No lag at all on my end! It’s genuinely fun, and the visuals are amazing—though maybe the graphics are the opposite of what I expected :v."
• "I’ve been looking for a download link for ages. Finally found it!"



• "This game is really cool."
• "Yeah, man—game development is just awesome. Oh my, oh my… Good heavens!"
• Reply: "If you can, play it on a PC—it’s just unfortunate for people who don’t own one (I don’t either :v)."
• "Thanks, bro! The game is really cool and super fun."
• "I tried Lanjay, but the sensitivity feels wrong. A small swipe spins the camera way too far. Bro—could this be affecting the grass-sway effects and causing slower performance on other phones? I checked the sensitivity settings, but everything else seems to work normally…!!!"

Key Gameplay Mechanics

Wonderful Performance is built around recreating Shiganshina and key moments from Season 3, including the market scene where Eren and Mikasa run, plus their home location. The project emphasized concept work, while also aiming to deliver a short, engaging narrative.

Your role in the production focus includes compositing, visual effects (VFX), sound design/layering, and modeling scenes featuring Eren.

• Kill Streak Counter: Each Titan you defeat increases your kill streak by +1. If you die, the kill streak resets—unless you use resurrection passive skills tied to the “Jaeger” or “Fritz” bloodlines.



• Gem Rewards on Hard+: On Hard+ difficulty, completing missions grants Gem rewards. When your kill streak hits a multiple of 50, the Gem reward scales according to mission difficulty.
• Reward Scaling: For every streak total of 50 kills, your Gem reward increases by +1. This bonus stops increasing once your streak reaches 1,850 kills.

Fantastic Characteristics

3D Environment and Level Artist Thomas Ongo created a photorealistic recreation of the Shiganshina District from the Attack on Titan anime and manga. To recreate the destroyed hometown feel, the artist based references and inspiration directly on the original animation.

Thomas also explains that the scene was used as a learning and experimentation platform, meaning it is not a perfect 1:1 replica of the source material.

The project description states that the environment uses Megascans assets and content from the Unreal Engine Marketplace. Some assets were adjusted using Maya. The full workflow—assembly, rendering, and lighting—was completed in Unreal Engine 5.

Final Thoughts

Attack on Titan is a PS4-style experience where only one survivor can remain. The game includes plenty of tools to help you become the ultimate winner—assuming you know how to use them effectively.