Titan Siege: Grappling Game, Controls & Modes

About Titan Siege

Swing between buildings with twin grappling anchors, manage gas and blades, and fight blocky giants.

Move through the city with two independently fired anchors. A cable gives you a point to swing around rather than simply teleporting you to a roof. Steering while attached changes your path; gas adds speed, reeling shortens the cable, and landing thrusters help control the end of a fall. Practise those actions separately before trying to attack in flight.

The combat loop adds two limited resources: gas and spare blades. Watch the HUD, use resupply opportunities and replace worn blades instead of repeatedly attempting the same strike. Being grabbed has its own escape input. A fast slash and a controlled landing are different skills, so learning one does not remove the need for the other.

The menu offers Campaign, Mission Select, Free Roam and Multiplayer. Free Roam is the clearest starting point for learning movement without choosing a story mission. Multiplayer is an online option with its own connection setup; its availability depends on the creator’s project and peer connection services, and we have not verified a live match.

About the game

Nick Saraev’s announcement credits Claude Opus 5.5 for building this browser fan game. The current title screen calls it Titan Siege and describes its art, sound and music as generated for the homage. Its block-styled world and grappling combat reference Minecraft and Attack on Titan; this is a separate fan project, not an official release of either franchise.

Made by Nick Saraev.

How to get Titan Siege running

Choose Free Roam to learn the anchors, or select a campaign mission.
Read the in-game Controls panel before starting; it also lists gamepad mappings.
For online play, use the Multiplayer menu and follow its connection instructions.

How to play

A desktop browser with 3D graphics support, mouse and keyboard is the recommended starting point. Touch and gamepad controls are advertised by the project, but we have not completed device or multiplayer testing.

Titan Siege controls
`WASD`	Run, steer and pump swings
`Left / right mouse`	Hold to fire left / right anchor
`Q / C`	Alternative anchor inputs
`Space`	Jump or use gas boost
`Shift`	Reel in faster or sprint
`G`	Landing thrusters
`F`	Slash; also used to escape grabs
`R`	Replace blades; reload when using pistols
`E`	Interact or rescue
`Tab`	Multiplayer scoreboard
`V / F5`	Change camera
`Esc`	Pause

Quick facts

Campaign, mission selection, free roam and multiplayer are distinct menu options.
Gas, health and spare blade pairs have separate HUD indicators.
This is an independent fan homage, not a Minecraft server or an official Attack on Titan browser release.

Questions about Titan Siege

Is Titan Siege an official Attack on Titan or Minecraft game?

No. The title screen explicitly calls it an unofficial fan homage. It is a separate browser project, not an endorsed release or a Minecraft mod installation.

How do the two grappling anchors work?

Hold the left or right mouse button to fire its corresponding anchor. Q and C are alternative inputs. Steer during a swing, use Shift to reel in faster, and practise landing with G.

Which mode should I start with?

Try Free Roam to learn movement. Campaign and Mission Select add objectives; Multiplayer has separate connection steps.

Does Titan Siege have online multiplayer?

The project includes a Multiplayer menu and scoreboard. Connections depend on the external game and its services; Zadely has not independently verified an online match.

Can I play it on my phone?

The project advertises touch controls, but we have not tested them on a phone. A desktop mouse and keyboard is the recommended setup for this guide.

Tips for Titan Siege

Practise one anchor before combining two cables, gas and a slash.
Save landing thrusters for the end of a fall rather than using them continuously.
Check gas and blade supplies before taking another attack run.

An unofficial Attack on Titan and Minecraft-inspired fan homage. Not affiliated with Kodansha, Hajime Isayama, Mojang or Microsoft.

Before you play: The project itself identifies the franchises it references. Availability can change; Zadely links to the creator’s deployment and does not host game files.

Sources: attack-on-titancraft.netlify.app, x.com. Last checked 2026-10-23.

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