In a war-torn future where tactics and survival are inseparable, Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium immerses you in an intense struggle for control, memory, and the final sparks of hope. Stay updated with the latest news and developments below.
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Girls Frontline 2: Exilium News
March 16
⚫︎ Sunborn Network has announced a new limited-time event titled Aphelion for both mobile and PC versions of Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium. The event will run from March 20 at 09:00 to April 30 at 18:59 (UTC-4). A preview video showcasing Part I of the event has also been released. You can download the game via the App Store, Google Play, or play on PC.
Read more: Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium Major Event: Aphelion Teaser Released (YouTube)
2025
March 12
⚫︎ To celebrate the first anniversary of Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery, a special collaboration with the Steam version of Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium has been launched. Commanders are invited to experience the world of Bakery through a free demo available during the Steam Spring Sale, running from March 13 to 27 (PST).
February 27
⚫︎ A limited-time rate-up event featuring dolls Centaureissi, Sharkry, and Krolik is now live across the Targeted Procurement and Military Upgrade systems. This event runs from February 27 to March 19, 2025 (UTC-4) and also includes increased drop rates for weapons “Maid’s Rules,” “Sturmgewehr 36,” “Model ARM,” and “Hare.” Players must complete Story Stage Normal [SL-1-2] to access this event.
Read more: Centaureissi Rate Up! (Sunborn)
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. Combining deep strategic gameplay with immersive storytelling, the game is drawing both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Prior to launch, Exilium underwent multiple closed beta tests, including a global test in November 2024 and earlier regional trials in China dating back to 2021.
February 11
⚫︎ Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium is now officially available for download on Steam, with access beginning February 11. This expansion to PC platforms allows players to experience the full depth of the game's tactical combat and narrative-driven missions.
Read more: Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium is now available on Steam! (X)
February 11
⚫︎ A new Targeted Procurement event featuring dolls Dushevnnaya, Littara, and Krolik is now active from February 6 to February 26, 2025 (UTC-4). During this period, players can enjoy boosted drop rates for these Dolls and four featured weapons—Eulogistic Verse, KSVK, Model ARM, and Hare—via both Targeted Procurement and Military Upgrade. Access requires completion of Story Stage Normal [SL-1-2].
Read more: Dushevnaya (KSVK) Rate Up! (Sunborn)
January 16
⚫︎ A limited-time Targeted Procurement event featuring dolls Daiyan, Colphne, and Nagant is now live. Running from January 16 to February 5, 2025 (UTC-4), this event increases drop chances for the three featured Dolls as well as four weapons: Heavy Strings, Type 95, .380 Curva, and Nagant M1895. Players must clear Story Campaign Normal Stage [SL-1-2] to participate.
Read more: Daiyan (Type 95) Arrives! (Sunborn)
2024
December 26
⚫︎ A new Targeted Procurement event is underway, increasing 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 complete Story Campaign Normal Stage [SL-1-2] to take part.
Read more: Makiatto (WA2000) Rate Up! (Sunborn)
December 6
⚫︎ Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium officially launched worldwide on December 5, quickly rising to the top of free game rankings in several regions. The game reached No. 1 on the free games charts of both the Korean and Japanese App Stores shortly after release. It also ranked second on Google Play in Japan and secured a high position on the Korean Google Play store. In response to its strong reception, developers shared their gratitude and reflections.
