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Girls’ Frontline: Fire Control Launches November 27 in Southeast Asia

The wait is over for Commanders in Southeast Asia! Girls’ Frontline: Fire Control, the highly anticipated 3D tactical shooter spin-off from the popular Girls’ Frontline franchise, has officially announced its launch date. The game will go live on November 27, 2025, for Android devices across the Southeast Asia region (excluding Vietnam).

About Fire Control

Developed by Hecate Games (a subsidiary of Sunborn), Fire Control departs from the strategic RPG roots of the original title, offering a fast-paced third-person shooter experience. Players will command “Chrono Squads” of T-Dolls in 5v5 strategic battles, featuring an intuitive auto-aim system and a roguelike-inspired Tactical Chip System that allows for unique character builds in every match.

iOS Version and Launch Event

While Android users can jump in next week, the iOS version will not be available at launch. The development team stated they are performing final adjustments and optimizations for the platform, with a release date to be announced later.

To celebrate the launch, an official event is running from November 20 to December 4. Players who post their pre-registration screenshot in the official community comments stand a chance to win one of three OPPO RENO 14F smartphones. Note that while the game is launching across SEA, the physical prize event excludes players with delivery addresses in Thailand.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sunborn.net
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/girls-frontline-fire-control/id6740982649

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