Letter To The Editor: Why AOTTTG2 Is My Favourite Attack on Titan Fan Game

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Dec 15, 2025
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By Gavinn Forsythe

I’ve been playing Attack on Titan games since around 2020, and so far AOTTG2 has been my favourite. It has almost everything I’d want in an AOT game. It’s the sequel to one of, if not the first AOT fan game, Attack on Titan Tribute Game (AOTTG) by Feng Lee, and it comes with so many features.

AOTTG2 has custom maps, skins, logic, and different types of PvP like sword PvP, rocket launcher PvP, pistol PvP, and shotgun PvP. In all of these PvP styles you get to swing around, reel in and out, and when you reel in it kind of launches you toward wherever you’re aiming.

But the main part of the game is swinging around and killing giants that are trying to kill you. I’ve been obsessed with this game since December 2024, but it’s so underrated and barely anyone knows about it. That’s one of the reasons I'm writing about it; because I want more people to discover how fun it is. I rarely find anyone who even knows about AOTTG or AOTTG2.

The biggest thing that makes it fun is the mechanics of the ODM gear, which is what you use to swing around. If you want to know more about the game, there’s a YouTube video that gives a good introduction. It’s called “AOTTG2 Official Alpha Release.”

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