MAGES. have announced Girls und Panzer: Hakunetsu! Mahjong Tag Battle Desu!, a new Girls und Panzer mahjong game for Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. Girls und Panzer: Hakunetsu! Mahjong Tag Battle Desu! will launch in 2027 featuring 30 characters, a story mode, and online multiplayer.
Here’s a synopsis for the game from the official website, translated by staff writer Ryuji:
Not long after the battle against the All-Stars University Team, a mahjong tournament with all of the powerhouse Tankery schools is set to be held, with the stakes being the survival of the Oarai Girls Academy.
It is said the grandmasters of the various Tankery styles proposed that mahjong could be put to good use for nurturing tactical thinking, sharpening competitive instincts, and serving as mental training for competitors.
The students from each school grew excited and stepped up to take on the mahjong tournament, each harboring their own motives, after learning that the prize would be that they can get any wish within the realm of possibility granted.
Fans can also look forward to Girls und Panzer: All-Star Tank Carnival, a new tank battle action game coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and PC on March 25, 2027 in Japan. The Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 versions will be available physically, but the Switch 2 version is shipping on a Game-Key Card. This means that Switch 2 users have to download the full game data to their system to play.
There will also be a new Girls und Panzer mobile game, titled Girls und Panzer: Bokosuka Rush. Girls und Panzer: Bokosuka Rush is set in the “Boko Museum” that appeared in Girls und Panzer der Film, where Miho and Alice try out a tank simulator and find Boko as their enemy. Players will be able to form up crews and tanks and unlock new abilities
Maruko Nii launched the Girls und Panzer manga in 2013 in Monthly Comic Alive. The manga’s 23rd volume will ship on March 22. The anime series began in October 2012 and aired for 12 episodes. The anime film adaptation, Girls und Panzer der Film, opened in November 2015 in Japan. The series would go on to receive a multi-part anime film series, titled Girls und Panzer: Motto Love Love Sakusen Desu!.
