The Evolution of Girls’ Frontline: A Decade of Dreams and Success

by John Garrett
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MICA Team’s flagship title, ‘Girls’ Frontline,’ celebrated its 10th anniversary this year with a grand carnival at the National Exhibition and Convention Center in China. Launched in May 2016, Girls’ Frontline expanded to the Korean market a year later, sparking a massive craze and establishing itself as a leader in the wave of subculture games from China. With its high-quality illustrations, deep post-apocalyptic world-building, and surprisingly hardcore gameplay despite the use of SD characters, it left a lasting impact on a subculture gaming scene that was then largely focused on light, casual experiences.

Building on this success, ‘Girls’ Frontline’ has maintained its service for a decade while expanding its universe with titles like ‘Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery’—a remake of a work created by the team during their indie days—as well as the sequel ‘Girls’ Frontline 2′ and the spin-off ‘Neural Cloud.’ They also unveiled new projects to expand the IP for the next ten years.

We captured the scene of the carnival in photos, tracing the 10-year journey of ‘Girls’ Frontline’ as it builds a massive universe from its humble indie beginnings.




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