Attack on Titan Brave Order to close in Japan Sept. 28, 2026

Enish Co. Ltd. announced that its mobile game Attack on Titan Brave Order will end service in Japan on September 28, 2026. The title launched on February 11, 2022, and was never released outside Japan.

The game is a cooperative action RPG that let players join the Survey Corps and fight Titans alongside characters such as Eren, Mikasa and Levi. Combat used real-time command mechanics and could be played solo or with up to four players. The title also featured hideout customization, troop placement and character training. Enish first unveiled the project in September 2021.

The company posted the shutdown notice on its official site and on X, thanking players for their support since launch. The announcement did not provide a specific reason for ending service.

In-game item sales have already stopped. Players may continue to use existing Blue Gemstones until the service ends. After September 28, users can apply for refunds for eligible paid Blue Gemstones; refund requests will be accepted through December 28, 2026. The announcement states that following the refund window, refund requests, inquiry support and new downloads will be suspended.

To mark the final months, Enish has deployed limited-time in-game offers and events. These include Special Forces and Final Season Member Revival gachas featuring 6-star characters, special shop packs, a 500 percent experience boost up to Tactical Style Level 780, extended daily bonus periods and reduced training and crafting costs. The company said these bonuses will run until service end to encourage continued play.

The shutdown applies only to the Japanese service. Players who bought content should follow Enishs published refund procedures and timelines for Blue Gemstones and check the official site for details before December 28, 2026, when support channels and downloads will close.

In its message to users, Enish expressed gratitude for the community that supported the game since release. The announcement did not include information about future projects or any further plans related to the Attack on Titan franchise.