Since "Attack On Titan" Season 2 is one of the most anticipated anime series today. many fans are wating for the announcement of its release date. Due to successful commercial success, the series was followed by two live-action adaptation. 

The "Attack on Titan" anime was released back in 2013 with an intense and grim plot, coupled with emotionally and impactful visuals. The anime series has garnered a huge following worldwide, thus the anime series by followed by two live action adaptations, and a soon to be released second season.  Now fans can be immersed in the world of Titans with a game developed by Koei Tecmo that adapts its storyline.

When the anime based game was released, it involved them to be spending a number of days studying if the video game will be well-received. In regards to the highly-anticipated second season of "Attack on Titan," producer Hisashi Koinuma in a recent interview said he supported the anime based video without the intention of moving away from its anime/manga storyline, although the original story will not necessarily feature in the upcoming second season, according to Fab Newz.

In Season 1, there were side stories that can be adapted, like the events outside the wall while Erin and Mikasa are enduring hardship within the city. An exploration of that may be possible.

There have been other video game adaptations of the well-know anime before Koei Tecmo's game version, however, Koei had the idea of creating an enticing story arc, while adding some exciting features and details that were not delved on before. An example of which is the aerial combat that has not been presented in any of the other games. After the Mikasa mission, there is an event that a gamer will  play as the Titan and battling against other Titans.  

"So in that fight, you'll end up destroying part of the town, and it involves a lot of the physics and auto-regeneration," Koinuma stated. 

"Attack On Titan" Season 2 release date is set for spring 207, Yibada reported, however, the exact date is not yet confirmed.