The FPS Special Force, which has been in service for a long time since its launch in July 2004, is making a comeback.

Dragonfly confirmed on the 19th that the release date for Special Force Remastered is set for March 18th and released an official promotional trailer. Pre-registrations are now open on Steam and the Epic Games Store, with plans to expand global services, including English-speaking regions, in the second half of the year.

Special Force Remastered is the official remastered version of the 2004 title 'Special Force'. Executive Director Park Chul-seung, the original developer and founder, is serving as the executive producer, focusing on inheriting the authenticity of the original work. The game will be released in Early Access for 4 to 5 months to collect user feedback and polish the experience before the official launch. The original Special Force service will continue even after the release of Special Force Remastered.

The game is developed based on Unreal Engine 5, featuring a significant improvement in overall graphical quality. Various maps, including the highly popular 'Desert Camp' from the original, have been modernized, and diverse content such as Free-for-All, Team Deathmatch, Sniper Mode, and Squad battles are provided. In addition to 27 weapons including primary weapons, 5 new tactical gear items have been added to enhance strategic variety.

Furthermore, system improvements tailored to the modern FPS environment have been implemented. A skill-based tier system has been introduced to ensure fair competition, supporting a fast and stable matchmaking system that reflects player tiers. Weapon customization elements have also been added to expand gameplay options.

Executive Director Park Chul-seung, who oversaw Special Force Remastered, emphasized, "We have prepared a version that satisfies both existing and new users by inheriting the authenticity of Special Force while adding modern technology." He added, "Beyond simple graphical improvements, the main goal of this remaster is to build a 'Global E-sports' system that players around the world can enjoy together."