Girls und Panzer: All-Star Tank Carnival adds PS5 and PC, launches 25 March 2027

New platforms confirmed

D3 Publisher has announced that Girls und Panzer: All-Star Tank Carnival will also come to PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam, according to Gematsu. The game is due to launch in Japan on 25 March 2027.

The title was already confirmed for Switch 2. The PlayStation 5 and PC versions are newly announced, and the PlayStation 5 and Switch 2 editions will be sold physically. The Switch 2 release will ship on a game-key card, a physical card that contains a download code rather than the game data itself.

Price and limited edition

The standard edition will cost 6,980 yen in Japan. A limited edition will also be offered at 14,080 yen.

Gematsu did not report pricing or release details for regions outside Japan, and no Western release date has been confirmed in the available material.

What kind of game it is

All-Star Tank Carnival is a tank action game in which players pilot tanks in combat. It comes from the team behind Girls und Panzer: Dream Tank Match, the earlier tank battler released for PlayStation 4 and Switch.

According to the game's overview, the fast-paced combat of Dream Tank Match returns. Players can drift through close-quarters fights, angle their armour to deflect shots, and aim at enemy treads to immobilise opposing tanks. Improved presentation shows tank commanders peeking out of their vehicles, with lively dialogue during matches.

Exploring Oarai and online battles

The game is set in Oarai, the town where the Girls und Panzer story takes place. Players can tour the streets virtually and take in familiar sights, and talking to friends placed around the town triggers original story quests that advance the game.

Online play is also included. Matches support up to 10 players in real-time tank combat, and players can pick their favourite tank and crew combination to battle rivals.

Why it matters

The addition of PlayStation 5 and PC broadens the audience for a series that was previously limited to consoles. Dream Tank Match built a following among fans of the anime, and this sequel extends that formula with an open town to explore and larger online matches.

For now, the confirmed facts are the Japanese date, price and platforms. Readers outside Japan should wait for official announcements from D3 Publisher before expecting a local release.