The game includes a variety of missions that range from simple battles against Titans to more complex objectives. There's also a multiplayer mode, allowing up to four players to team up and take on Titans together, which adds a significant layer of replayability.

Your squad is dropped off at the edge of the Wall Rose territory. The gameplay starts with high-stakes "stealth-ODM" movement. You must navigate through the Titan-heavy forest without being spotted, as your gas supplies are critically low. Act II: The Ghost Town.

Handheld entries are often praised for their presentation but criticized for repetitive mission structures. While the visuals and animated cutscenes are usually high-quality [4], the core gameplay loop of "swing, slash, repeat" can wear thin during long play sessions [4]. Nevertheless, for fans of the source material, these games provide a rare opportunity to explore familiar locations like the cramped districts within the walls or the open plains outside [3].

Upon reaching the abandoned outpost, you find it isn't just Titans you have to worry about. A mysterious faction of "Wall Cultists" has occupied the ruins, believing the Titans are divine punishment. They have sabotaged the prototypes, and you must recover the scattered parts while fending off smaller, 3-meter Titans in cramped, indoor environments. Act III: The Choice.

Because the original PSP was so popular, several projects are often mistaken for official "PSP" games: The 3DS Games : Many people confuse the handheld Attack on Titan: Humanity in Chains