Koei Tecmo will release Attack on Titan 3 on December 10, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam. Developed by Omega Force, the single-player action game will let players create a new Scout Regiment member and experience events spanning Hajime Isayama’s story from its opening chapters through the conclusion.


Alongside returning omni-directional mobility combat, the game will introduce more dangerous Titan behaviors, scouting missions outside the Walls, base construction, squad management, and new character interactions at regimental headquarters. Koei Tecmo also says the game will include previously untold stories alongside the franchise’s established cast.


The game will feature Japanese audio and text support in Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, French, Italian, German, and Spanish. The Steam edition will be digital-only, while physical and digital editions are planned for the console versions.

Firefly Wedding will premiere on Japan’s Fuji TV network during the Noitamina programming block on October 9 at 11:30 p.m. Crunchyroll has also acquired the historical romance anime for streaming outside Japan, although the platform has not confirmed whether international episodes will arrive at the same time as the Japanese broadcast.


The latest teaser introduces two additional cast members: Kento Ito as Satoko’s childhood friend and bodyguard Kotaro Ogawa, and Kenjiro Tsuda as Saegusa, a yakuza member involved in her abduction. The video also previews “Yumegokochi,” the ending theme written and performed by TOOBOE.


Produced by David Production, the series adapts Oreco Tachibana’s manga about the gravely ill noblewoman Satoko Kirigaya and Shinpei Goto, an assassin whose assignment changes after she proposes a marriage of convenience. Lynn and Koki Uchiyama lead the cast as Satoko and Shinpei, while VIZ Media publishes the original manga in English.

Free Fire Daybreak, an anime adaptation of Garena’s mobile battle royale game Free Fire, will premiere in spring 2027. Co-produced through a joint investment by Garena and KADOKAWA, the series is planned to air and stream worldwide, including in Japan, bringing the game’s characters and setting to viewers beyond its established mobile audience.


The story follows 16-year-old Kelly in the near-future city of New Dawn, where she becomes caught up in the Horizon Corporation’s experimental Project Bloom. After awakening an ability called “Limit Break,” she joins new allies to investigate the corporation and recover fragments of her past. Kelly appears alongside familiar Free Fire characters Hayato and Moco in the newly released key visual and promotional trailer.


CANDYBOX is producing the anime, with Ken Takahashi directing, Hotaru Asafuji handling series composition and screenplay, and Kouji Fujimoto composing the music. The international production and distribution plans position Daybreak as a major effort to expand Free Fire from a mobile game into a broader entertainment franchise.

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime the Movie: Tears of the Azure Sea is now streaming on Crunchyroll. The film is available with Japanese, English, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Castilian Spanish, Italian and Russian audio, along with subtitles in multiple languages, although the options offered may differ by region.


The standalone story takes place after the anime’s third season and follows Rimuru and his companions on a trip to a private resort island, where they become involved in a crisis connected to a mysterious undersea nation. Its streaming release gives viewers another way to watch the film following its February 27 Japanese opening and international theatrical run during April and May 2026.


Crunchyroll’s broad selection of dubbed and subtitled versions makes the latest Slime film accessible to audiences across several language markets. Viewers should check the film’s local Crunchyroll page, as catalog availability and individual language tracks are not identical in every territory.

GPTRACK50’s zombie action RPG Stupid Never Dies will launch worldwide for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam on October 21, followed by its Japanese release on October 22. Sega will co-publish and handle worldwide distribution for the game, which follows the timid zombie Davy as he battles through monster-filled dungeons in an effort to revive a frozen human girl named Julia.

The game is the first title from GPTRACK50, the Osaka studio founded by veteran producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi. Before establishing the company, Kobayashi worked on major Capcom franchises including Resident Evil, Devil May Cry and Dragon’s Dogma.

GPTRACK50 also released music videos for the game’s pop-punk opening theme, “Stupid Never Dies,” performed by Davy and Julia, and its ending theme, “Restless, Reckless, Never Die, Fearless,” performed by Davy. Both tracks are scheduled to reach Amazon Music, Apple Music, Spotify and other major streaming services on August 4.