Girls’ Frontline II: Exile Mod

Girls' Frontline II: Exile is a post-apocalyptic role-playing game. As a commander, you command a squad of girl warriors in dangerous terrain, fighting against diverse enemies and ultimately uncovering the truth behind the apocalypse. The game demands strategic thinking, requiring players to exploit terrain advantages and skillfully coordinate the positioning of their warriors to achieve victory with minimal casualties. For players seeking strategic combat, Girls' Frontline II: Exile is your perfect choice!

Features:

Dynamic Combat Elements: The battle becomes interesting when each decision can be victory or defeat. From there, the system requires you to analyze the situation to create interactive activities.

Multifaceted Strategy: You will lead warriors with beautiful appearances and heavy guns. At the same time, the game allows you to use many ways to lead the team to victory.

Real-Time Decisions: Instead of creating a series of automatic actions, you should focus on the current situation. You need to quickly grasp the situation to change tactics and movements.

Diverse Weaponry: With a variety of modern weapons, each person can optimize equipment for different characters. Using them creates effective attacks in many ways.

Free Customization: These weapons can also be customized over time if qualified. From there, some new items will be equipped to help their appearance change in a positive direction.

Equip For Battle: Tactics are often created based on the character’s abilities and the weapons used. From there, using a variety of weapons helps to change tactics appropriately.

Highlights:

A Selection of Settings: Engage in multidimensional battles with dynamic stages featuring cover options, mechanisms, and varied terrains.

Realistic Weapons: Weapons and armor equipment are freely customized as well! Handguns, shotguns, machine guns... Utilize a 360° preview to customize your weapons with various attachments, creating unique appearances and enhancing performance.

Strategy & Plan: Analyze combat situations and lead your Tactical Dolls (T-Dolls) to victory through strategic planning.

3D Melee Combat: Strategically plan your battles, and engage in visually stunning 3D combat against robots.

Covenant Ring System: Forge unbreakable bonds with your T-Dolls by inscribing your Covenant. Unlock exclusive archives, memories, and voice lines as you deepen affinity through gift-giving.

360° Character Interactions: Enjoy high-quality character models with rich interactive features. In the Refitting Room, interact with your Dolls, and capture their everyday moments in the Dormitory for a cozy experience.

Strengths:

3D Immersive Combat, Multidimensional Strategy: Stages are enriched with dynamic elements, including various cover options, mechanisms, and terrains. Analyze the combat situation and strategically lead your Dolls to victory.

Realistic Weapon System, Free-Form Weapon Customization: Handguns, machine guns, shotguns—every type of weapon is available with a 360° preview. Freely attach weapon accessories to create a unique appearance for your weapons. Equip your team with the finest weapons to face the toughest enemies.

Immersive Animations, 360° Character Interaction: Featuring high-quality character models with rich interactive features. In the Refitting Room, you can freely interact with the Dolls. In the Dormitory, you can use the dynamic camera to capture their day-to-day moments, and enjoy a unique, cozy experience.

Covenant Ring: Forge Unbreakable Bonds with Your Dolls: Inscribe your Covenant and unlock exclusive archives, memories, and voice lines for your Dolls. Affinity can be deepened through gift-giving. A Covenant with your Dolls can be formed at a certain Affinity level, which unlocks an exclusive Covenant Projection.

Comments:

I've been playing the game on their standalone launcher since day 1 because I have no idea why they think having 2 publishers is a good thing for players, I would be fine if they allow crossplay or something but sadly no.Going back to the game itself, the game has no identify, its just bits and pieces from many other games together, like the main game is like X-COM without the rng part, and thats pretty much it. Events are fine but mini games are also games that are popular like Nikke/Monopoly/Vampire Survivors, and hell they even added Arknights IS mode recently. They're not giving us any new thing to play and they're all existing games that people know.Game is also on constant content drought, there is literally nothing to do in the end game(they added the roguelike mode but the mode is such a joke that its not even worth playing, its piss easy and have the same objective everytime), the game becomes your dailies simulator where you just login to do your dailies for like 15min and then logoff(they keep adding more dailies so people play for longer).Gacha system is s**t, nobody likes the Hoyo 50/50 system, and new banner release too soon to save up resources for them.Story is all over the places, it was nice when starting out but then it just filled with random timeline stuff with new dolls story(especially the events story).

Honestly pick this game just play while waiting the new Starwars xcom style game coming out but I surprised its pretty good.While they defo promoting fan service with these "dolls" and offer unashamed skins to highlight the fact these female robots behind it is a great strategy game.The strategy and interactions is very complex in battles what start out very simple move cover shoot flank like xcom the dolls are all different even if they share same class or weapon types its not a simple rock paper scissors each turn require and plan to maximise skills what really shocked me and its amazing feature is the rewind function you roll back a action or turns if plan when horribly wrong game also just hand auto combat you set turn order and let dolls take action you pause at anytime down side with is its not the best option for harder stages or complex rescue and retreat missions.massive positive is 50/50 loss characters you normal hate getting in these gacha style games are equally strong to limited banner ones if you build them correctly and exploit the skills they have they out damage the more flashy limited banner ones at single targets like bosses or elites.I dislike the storyboard style stories but the seem be invested improving story experience added more cutscenes.The events are often and give good rewards for F2P.The auto battle result function as massive time saver for farming mats more games should have it.The game is still fairly new so they are still adding new features down side is sometimes your left with nothing to do once while waiting for weekly resets but they seem to be addressing this every update.

While the game has not been as story focused as the previous one it still has a solid story that is slowly picking up steam and building up to greater events.End game needs to be worked on since the only real challenge aside from gunsmokes are the expansion drills at max settings and unless you are a mega whale you can forget about clearing those.Characters are all cool and it's nice that the game is slowly taking it's time to introduce each one of them so we can get to know their quirks and new personalities and I can feel how they tried to focus on each one of them rather than just dumping them in the gacha pool.Gacha wise, I've seen worse but it is quite the hard pill to swallow with how generous GFL1 was but at least you can get a good bunch of collapse pieces if you play constantly.Hope the game can keep growing and I'll stick around to support it...also SOP II when?

Final Verdict:

GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2 EXILIUM is a free-to-play strategy RPG designed for mobile and PC platforms. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, the game blends 3D tactical gameplay with anime-styled visuals and storytelling. Players command a squad of Tactical Dolls, or T-Dolls, in a series of missions set across complex terrain filled with threats and shifting alliances.This game centers around a commander who leaves a disbanded organization and ventures into dangerous zones filled with contamination and conflict. Along the way, new characters and allies are introduced, each with distinct personalities and backstories. The narrative unfolds through dialogue, mission briefings, and interactive events, giving players more than just combat missions to engage with.