Attack on Titan has been one of the biggest and most popular anime series in the last few years. With the series reaching an end next year, fans would definitely love to return to its rich world in different forms, especially with a video game. Hopefully, this is no longer a dream as an indie developer is working on an Attack on Titan VR project!
When fans and indie developers are working on projects with a huge name and popularity in the world, there is always the risk of getting caught by copyright and license issues. However, this could never stop fans from sharing their work with the world.
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Previously, we have seen many Grand Theft Auto and Super Mario mods and fan-made projects that got canceled due to license issues, but there are still many projects going on at the same level, and fans just don’t give up on creating what they love to be featured in their beloved franchise.
This story, however, is about a gaming project based on a popular anime series, which could make things even more complicated for the developer, but hopefully, there have been no issues so far for the project and it has received an updated playable demo recently!
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Attack on Titan VR Demo Features a Tutorial with Free Roam and Titans!
Under development by Slavkaskola, Attack on Titan VR is an Unreal Engine 4-based project that tries to deliver the anime series world, characters, and combats to your VR platforms as a smooth and lovely experience.
Attack on Titan has already received a few official video games, but none of them were big enough to satisfy fans. However, a VR project, even with an indie budget size, would bring much more immersion than ordinary 3D games.
That’s why the Attack on Titan VR project is something that you should really keep an eye out for. Hopefully, the game has recently received a new free playable demo, which allows you to free roam on the map, and try out combat against titans in a tutorial mode.
The project is still far from completion, which makes it look buggy and unpolished, but it’s definitely worth giving a shot, especially for the die-hard fans of Attack on Titan. You can download the free demo via this link.
Currently, there is no official release window for Attack on Titan VR, but it will be launched as a free-to-play game when it’s ready!
Source: DSOG
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