Girls' Frontline holds 10th-anniversary carnival in China
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Updated · InvenGlobal · May 2
Girls' Frontline holds 10th-anniversary carnival in China
3 articles · Updated · InvenGlobal · May 2
The event took place at the National Exhibition and Convention Center as MICA Team marked a decade since the game's May 2016 launch.
The title expanded into South Korea in 2017, gained a large following and helped define China's subculture gaming wave with detailed art, post-apocalyptic world-building and demanding gameplay.
MICA Team has kept the game running for 10 years while extending the franchise through Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery, Girls' Frontline 2 and Neural Cloud, and unveiling new projects.
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