Yes—with caveats.
If you are an Attack on Titan fan who has always wondered about the quieter moments between battles—the conversations by lantern light, the fear of confessing feelings before a suicide mission—then Mate on Titan -v0.4.5.2- By Darknerious is a heartfelt, immersive experience. It respects the original’s tone while offering a reprieve from the non-stop tragedy.
However, if you demand fully voiced, professionally polished games or are uncomfortable with fan-made interpretations of copyrighted characters, this may not be for you. Mate on Titan -v0.4.5.2- By Darknerious
Rating: 8/10 (for a fan game in active development)
A major criticism of earlier alphas was the lack of action. Version 0.4.5.2 introduces a procedural expedition loop. Between story beats, you can volunteer for Scouting Missions. These are text-based events where you choose formations and risk character injuries. If a "mate" gets hurt under your command, their route becomes painful to progress, requiring hospital visits and apology dialogues. Yes—with caveats
Darknerious posted a teaser on their development blog regarding v0.5.0. The keyword is "The Basement." By analyzing the script files of v0.4.5.2, data miners have found references to:
It is estimated that v0.5.0 will drop Q4 of this year. It is estimated that v0
On forums like Lemma Soft and the Attack on Titan Fan Game subreddit, Mate on Titan -v0.4.5.2- By Darknerious holds a "Very Positive" aggregate rating (approx. 87% approval). Praise centers on:
This is the game’s most unique feature. Every time you fail to save a background character during a Titan incursion event, a hidden "Dread Gauge" fills. A high Dread Gauge makes romantic dialogues more difficult (characters perceive you as distracted or traumatized) but unlocks platonic support routes where you bond over shared grief. It’s a mature touch that elevates the game beyond typical fan projects.