One Titan. One Chance. Everything on the Line.
The Wall has been breached. A Titan looms over the last refuge of humanity, and the Survey Corps stands between extinction and survival. Every round, every decision, every desperate swing of a blade could be the difference between holding the line and watching it all fall. Attack on Titan: Last Stand captures that suffocating tension — the feeling that the odds are impossible, but you have to try anyway.
What Is Last Stand?
Published by Japanime Games, Attack on Titan: Last Stand is a cooperative and competitive board game rooted in the world of the beloved manga and anime series. One player commands a massive Titan threatening to destroy the last of humanity's strongholds, while the other players take on the roles of iconic characters from the Survey Corps — working together to bring the giant down before it's too late. The asymmetric structure means no two players are experiencing the same game at the same table, which creates genuine drama as both sides scramble to outmaneuver each other.
The mechanics reflect the source material faithfully — Survey Corps players must coordinate their attacks, manage their positioning, and race against the clock, while the Titan player works to swat them away and complete their destructive goal. It's tense, thematic, and built for fans who want to feel like they're inside the story.
Who Should Play It
This is a strong pick for fans of the Attack on Titan series looking for a game that honours the source material, as well as groups who enjoy one-versus-many gameplay with real stakes on both sides. It plays with 2 players at minimum — one Titan, one hero — and scales up as more Survey Corps members join the fight. The rules are accessible enough for players who aren't hardcore tabletop veterans, making it a solid medium-weight experience for anime fans, dedicated game nights, and anyone drawn to high-drama cooperative play with a competitive twist. Recommended for ages 13 and up.
What's in the Box
Japanime Games brings strong production values to their licensed titles, and Last Stand delivers on the visual identity of the franchise. The game features character-driven components that fans will recognise immediately, with artwork pulled straight from the series' aesthetic. The Titan-scale design makes the power imbalance feel tangible right out of the box — when you're a human-sized token facing down the Titan's reach, the theme lands before you've read a single rule card.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Japanime Games |
| Players | 2–5 |
| Recommended Player Count | 3–4 |
| Age Range | 13+ |
| Play Time | 45–75 minutes |
| Game Weight | Medium |
| Language | English |
