Girls und Panzer Franchise Gets 2 New Games
D3Publisher and G Holdings each announced a new game for the Girls und Panzer franchise on Friday. D3Publisher is developing the Girls und Panzer: All-Star Tank Carnival game, while G Holdings is developing the Girls und Panzer: Bokosuka Rush game. D3 Publisher is streaming the below trailer for Girls und Panzer: All-Star Tank Carnival.
Girls und Panzer: All-Star Tank Carnival will launch for the Switch 2 in Japan in 2027. The same team that handled the Girls und Panzer Dream Tank Match PlayStation 4 game is also working on the new game. The game will focus on controllable tank battles, but will also allow players to control Miho and walk around a recreation of the story's Ōarai town (itself based on the real-life town of Ōarai).
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Girls und Panzer: Bokosuka Rush will be a smartphone game. G Holdings did not reveal a release date for the game. G Holdings describes the game as being set in the "Boko Museum" that appears in the Girls und Panzer der Film anime. In the game, Miho and Alice visit the museum and try out the "tank simulator" there, only to be confronted with Boko as their enemy. The game will allow players to mix up crew and the tanks they operate, with crew getting progressively better, and unlocking more abilities for tanks.
Girls und Panzer Dream Tank Match launched for the PS4 in Japan and Southeast Asia (with English text support) in February 2018. The Girls und Panzer Dream Tank Match DX Switch version shipped in Japan and Southeast Asia (with English text support) in February 2019.
Sources: Girls und Panzer: All-Star Tank Carnival game's website, 4Gamer (Chihiro), Gamer, Girls und Panzer: Bokosuka Rush game's website
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