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In a war-torn future where tactics and survival are paramount, Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium immerses you in a gripping battle for control, memory, and the last vestiges of hope. Dive into the latest updates and developments of the game!

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Girls Frontline 2: Exilium News

March 16, 2025

⚫︎ Sunborn Network has launched an exciting new time-limited event, Aphelion, for Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium on both mobile and PC platforms. The event runs from March 20 at 09:00 to April 30 at 18:59 (UTC-4). A preview video showcasing Part I of the event is now available. Download Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium on the App Store, Google Play, or PC to join the action.

2025

March 12

⚫︎ Celebrating the first anniversary of Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery, a special collaboration event with the Steam version of Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium has been announced. Commanders are invited to explore the world of Bakery through a free demo, available during the Steam Spring Sale from March 13 to 27 (PST).

February 27

⚫︎ A limited-time rate-up event for the dolls Centaureissi, Sharkry, and Krolik is now live in the Targeted Procurement and Military Upgrade systems. This event, running from February 27 to March 19, 2025 (UTC-4), features increased drop rates for the weapons “Maid’s Rules,” “Sturmgewehr 36,” “Model ARM,” and “Hare.” To participate, players must complete Story Stage Normal [SL-1-2].

Read more: Centaureissi Rate Up!

February 12

⚫︎ The tactical RPG Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium officially launched globally on February 11, 2025, and has quickly gained traction on Steam, earning a Very Positive user rating. The game, which combines strategic gameplay with deep narrative elements, is attracting both returning fans and newcomers. Exilium underwent several closed beta tests, including a global test in November 2024 and earlier regional tests in China starting in 2021.

Read more: [New free-to-play Xcom-like strategy RPG hits Steam charts with Very Positive reviews](Notebook Check)

February 11

⚫︎ Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium is now available for download on Steam, marking its official PC release on February 11. This expansion to PC platforms broadens the game's accessibility and reach.

February 11

⚫︎ A new Targeted Procurement event featuring Dushevnnaya, Littara, and Krolik is now active from February 6 to February 26, 2025 (UTC-4). Players can benefit from increased drop rates for these Dolls and four weapons: Eulogistic Verse, KSVK, Model ARM, and Hare, available in both Targeted Procurement and Military Upgrade systems. Access requires clearing Story Stage Normal [SL-1-2].

Read more: Dushevnaya (KSVK) Rate Up!

January 16

⚫︎ A limited-time Targeted Procurement event showcasing Dolls Daiyan, Colphne, and Nagant is now underway. The event, running from January 16 to February 5, 2025 (UTC-4), offers increased drop rates for these three Dolls and four weapons: Heavy Strings, Type 95, .380 Curva, and Nagant M1895. To participate, players need to complete Story Campaign Normal Stage [SL-1-2].

Read more: Daiyan (Type 95) Arrives!

2024

December 26

⚫︎ A new Targeted Procurement event is boosting drop rates for Dolls Makiatto, Krolik, and Sharkry, along with four weapons: Bittersweet Caramel, W 2000, Hare, and Robinson Modular Rifle. The event runs from December 26, 2024, at 13:00 to January 15, 2025, at 22:59 (UTC-4). Players must clear Story Campaign Normal Stage [SL-1-2] to join in.

Read more: Makiatto (WA2000) Rate Up!

December 6

⚫︎ Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium launched globally on December 5 and swiftly ascended to the top of the free game charts in various regions. It reached No. 1 on the free games charts of both the Korean and Japanese App Stores shortly after its release. The game also secured the second spot on Google Play in Japan and a high position on the Korean App Store. Sunborn's CEO, Yuzhong, expressed gratitude for the strong reception, noting that the game exceeded expectations with 2 million viewers on its first day.