Attack on Titan 3 Platforms: PC, PS5, Xbox and Switch 2

The tracked platform lineup

The Attack on Titan 3 platform lineup is tracked as PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2. This is consistent with the series’ history: the previous entry shipped across PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and PC, and the series has always aimed at broad availability.

What to expect on each system

PC (Steam)

PC players should follow the Steam store page for wishlisting and any pre-order window. Expect the usual PC options — resolution scaling, frame-rate targets and key rebinding — though exact settings are unconfirmed. A system requirements page is in the works and will be labeled as an estimate until Koei Tecmo publishes official specs.

PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S

On current consoles, the series has traditionally targeted smooth performance for the fast, screen-filling ODM action. The evolved ODM gear described in the official material suggests a heavier emphasis on fluid traversal, which in turn points to performance features such as high frame-rate modes. Nothing has been confirmed about performance targets, resolution or DualSense/Xbox features yet.

Nintendo Switch 2

The series has shipped on Nintendo hardware before, and Switch 2 is the tracked handheld target. Given the hardware jump, expect a portable version that holds up far better than previous handheld ports — but again, this is expectation, not confirmation.

How the series has handled platforms before

Every main entry in the series has launched broadly. Attack on Titan 2 released on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and PC simultaneously, and the Final Battle expansion followed the same pattern. The consistency of that approach is why the tracked lineup for A.O.T. 3 — PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Switch 2 — is treated as reliable even before the official confirmation.

The trade-off of broad availability is that the series has never pushed single-platform features too hard. Players who enjoyed exclusive extras on one console in previous games should treat that as history, not a promise. What matters more across the lineup is parity: the same story, the same ODM traversal, and the same co-op experience wherever you buy it.

That focus on parity also shapes the purchasing decision. If the systems are broadly the same, the deciding factors become practical: which storefront you already use, whether you want the portability of Switch 2, whether your PC can run it comfortably, and which friends you plan to play co-op with. Our goal is to keep the platform comparison current so those decisions are easy to make as more is confirmed.

What to check on your platform

• PC — system requirements (estimate page coming), Steam deck compatibility, and controller support.
• PS5 — PS5 Pro enhancements, DualSense trigger feedback and trophy list.
• Xbox — Smart Delivery details, Game Pass availability and achievements.
• Switch 2 — docked vs portable performance and eShop regional pricing.

None of these specifics are confirmed; the list is what we will cover as each is announced, on this single page.

Cross-gen and cross-platform questions

Whether platforms cross-play with each other is a separate question from the platform list itself. The tracked lineup says nothing yet about crossplay or cross-save. For everything we know about co-op and crossplay, read the Attack on Titan 3 multiplayer guide.