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Three ways to play inside the codex: a run with the manoeuvre gear, a new file every day and five scenes to place on the map. Free, in the browser, nothing to install.

Arcade · One runODM TrainingHook onto the posts, fly over the titans and get as far as your gas lasts. Every chained feat multiplies your score.Keyboard or touch · World leaderboardPlayPuzzle · One a dayCharacter of the DayA new file every day and eight tries to crack it. Every name you try says what it shares with the hidden character.No spoilers past your seasonPlayMap · Five a dayWhere Did It Happen?Five scenes a day and the map of the Walls: fire a flare where each one happened and name the episode. Then challenge anyone you like with the same ones.GeoGuessr-style · No spoilers past your seasonPlay

Frequently asked

About the games

Are the games free?

Yes. They all run in the browser, with no sign-up, no download and no cost. This is a non-profit fan project.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. ODM training is played with the phone held sideways and touch controls; the character of the day and Where Did It Happen? work upright like any other page of the codex.

Do they contain spoilers?

Nothing past the episode you have marked in the codex. The character of the day and Where Did It Happen? only use what has happened by the end of the last season you have finished, and the training tells nothing of the story.

How often does the character of the day change?

Once a day. Everyone gets the same file for that day, so a result can be shared without giving the answer away.

Is my score saved?

Training keeps your best run in your own browser, and you can sign a run to put it on the world leaderboard.

Is there an Attack on Titan GeoGuessr?

Where Did It Happen? plays like GeoGuessr, but on the map of the Walls: you see a scene from the series, fire a flare where you think it happened and pick the episode you saw it in. It is a fan project with no connection to GeoGuessr AB.

Can I play against my friends?

Yes. When you finish Where Did It Happen?, share the result link: whoever opens it plays the same five scenes and sees your score next to theirs, scene by scene.