Girls' Frontline 2: Exile opens Closed Beta in Vietnam

The post-apocalyptic battlefield of Girls’ Frontline 2: Exile will officially open in Vietnam from June 16, 2026. Players can experience the 3D tactical combat system early, accompany the first T-Dolls and receive many limited rewards during the Closed Beta period.

THS Game officially announced that Girls’ Frontline 2: Luu Day will enter the Closed Beta Test phase in Vietnam from June 16, 2026. Players can participate in testing on Android and iOS through TestFlight.

Developed by MICA Team, Girls’ Frontline 2: Exile continues to expand the world of the Girls’ Frontline franchise in a post-apocalyptic setting built entirely with 3D graphics. The game combines deep tactical combat, a carefully crafted character system, and a new story for both veteran Commanders and players entering this world for the first time.

The Closed Beta period in Vietnam is an opportunity for the community to directly set foot on the battlefield, get acquainted with the core mechanisms and contribute to perfecting the game before the official launch date.

Every position on the battlefield can change the situation

Girls’ Frontline 2: Exile does not simply require players to own a strong team. Each match is also a problem about location, terrain, obstacles and when to deploy skills.

Players need to observe the battlefield, take advantage of hidden areas, choose the appropriate direction of movement and arrange the order of each T-Doll’s actions. A timely decision can open up a great advantage, while just one ill-calculated move can put the entire squad at a disadvantage.

It is the combination of squad building and tactical control that makes each battle different, while creating many approaches instead of just depending on character strength.

T-Dolls are more than just combat units

In addition to tactical gameplay, Girls’ Frontline 2: Exile continues to place T-Dolls at the center of the experience.

Each character has its own role, skills and fighting style, allowing players to build many different squads depending on the mission and tactics. The weapon system also offers many customization options, from pistols, machine guns, shotguns to other specialized equipment lines.

T-Dolls are represented by high-quality 3D models, accompanied by a 360-degree interactive system, dormitory area and many costumes for players to personalize their characters according to their own style.

For those who love team building, character development and discovering the story behind each T-Doll, this will be one of the most notable attractions of the game.

Technical Beta: enter the battlefield early and contribute to perfecting the game

Closed Beta this time is one technical betaa limited technical test version, focuses on testing server performance, stability, and issues that may arise during operation.

The trial version includes story content through Chapter 2 and four default T-Dolls: Groza, Colphne, Nemesis and Krolik.

Some features such as the gacha system, shop, voice acting, and complete translations are not yet available in the CBT version. Therefore, this is not the full experience of Girls’ Frontline 2: Exile, but an important test step before the game gets closer to the official version.

Throughout testing, feedback on device performance, connectivity, interface, localization and combat experience will help the operations team identify areas for further optimization.

Conquer Chapter 2, receive limited gifts every day

Not only can players experience the game early, players participating in Closed Beta also have the opportunity to receive rewards from limited activities.

During the period from June 16 to June 19, The first 100 Commanders each day complete Chapter 2 will receive a valuable phone recharge card 50,000 VND.

Besides, The first 100 Commanders submit valid error reports through Bugs Report Form will receive a valuable phone recharge card 20,000 VND from the operations team.

Commanders should follow the official Facebook Fanpage to fully update reward conditions, links to submit error reports, challenges, giveaways and community activities taking place during the CBT period.