A new third-person shooter mobile game based on the Girls' Frontline IP is entering a soft launch. It is a team-based game where characters inspired by firearms compete in 5v5 battles.

Team Hecate, a branch of Sunborn Network, announced that the Android version of their new third-person shooter, 'Girls' Frontline: Fire Control', will soft launch in Thailand starting on the 23rd. Following a test run in May and a rebranding from 'Project N.E.T' on September 3rd, the title has been accepting pre-registrations via the Google Play Store and Apple App Store since September 26th.

Just like the original, the game features numerous bishoujo characters inspired by firearms, with tactical dolls possessing unique weapons and skills fighting in teams. The core gameplay focuses on fast-paced 5v5 gunfights, emphasizing the experience of the player directly controlling the tactical dolls rather than acting as a commander managing a team.

The developers plan to expand service and testing regions following this Thai soft launch. With 'Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium', released last December, facing criticism for aggressive monetization, the key question is how much of an impact this new title can make by focusing on the fun of control and action, which were difficult to experience in previous Girls' Frontline series.