Attack on Titan 2 - A.O.T.2

The customization of characters is pretty detailed and varied, and while it's nothing on the scale of Guild Wars 2 or MMO level of customization you're unlikely to find another player that will look exactly like you.

First up, the core gameplay loop on this is incredibly fun and addictive.

Game systems wise, graphics are passable but optimization isn't great.

The game captures the teenage anime melodrama very well, there's generous voice acting and pre-rendered cutscenes throughout, and you get to be a self-insert Mary Sue earning praise from the main cast.

In online mode there are no slow motion effects (which devs could easily add to single player, but again, not happening), but to compensate for that, the co-op system is pretty bad, if you decide to play this with a friend, you will have to beat the game twice, all missions, no exception, because only the host gets progress credit, so everytime you beat a new mission, you 2 will now be in a different mission, so you can't join each other, therefore if you wanna do mission X co-op, you'll have to do this: player 1 hosts, player 2 joins, player 1 gets credit and advances to mission Y, now player 2 hosts, player 1 joins, player 2 gets credit and advances to mission Y.