It seems the mobile third-person shooter based on the 'Girls' Frontline' IP has decided to call it a day, lasting only about eight months.

On the 10th, the development team behind 'Girls' Frontline: Fire Control' took to their official X account to announce that the game will cease operations on August 26. Developed by the Hecate team under Sunborn Network, the title launched in Southeast Asia last October as a soft launch. The game pitted players against one another in 5v5 competitive shooter matches, featuring the familiar Tactical Dolls from the 'Girls' Frontline' universe.

The Hecate team stated, "Following a comprehensive review, we have decided to terminate the official service for the Southeast Asian server." Starting July 24 at 11:00, payment channels and new user registrations were shuttered, with the game simultaneously pulled from the App Store and Google Play Store to prevent any further downloads.

You can still jump into the game until the final curtain falls on August 26, but once that date passes, all servers will be locked, effectively ending login access and matchmaking. As a gesture of goodwill, 2,000 Diamonds will be distributed to all users every Wednesday from June 10 at 11:00 until the final shutdown on August 26 at 11:00.

Once the servers go dark, all account data and character information will be permanently deleted, barring any data that must be legally retained. However, the customer support centre will remain active for a while to handle any lingering inquiries. Details regarding refunds for remaining paid Diamonds and account rights will be provided in future official announcements via social media.

The Hecate team added, "We sincerely thank you for all the support you have shown us. Every battle and memory shared on the battlefield has become a precious asset, and we deeply apologise for the inconvenience caused by this closure."