GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM

HaoPlay Limited publishes GIRLS' FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM, a post-apocalyptic tactical RPG and sequel in the Girls' Frontline line. The Commander has cut ties with G&K and now roams the contaminated zones taking bounty jobs, gathering a team of humans and Tactical Dolls along the way, until a routine transport mission turns into an ambush that pulls everyone into something much bigger.

Battles take place in 3D stages built around positioning. Cover, mechanisms and terrain all play a part, so the player reads the situation and directs the Dolls tactically rather than simply trading hits. Weapons are a big focus too: the listing describes a realistic weapon system covering handguns, machine guns, shotguns and more, with free-form customisation. Between missions, the story develops through the characters the Commander meets, each with a background of their own.

The game averages 4.3 from about 90,000 ratings, with 64% five stars and 8% one star. It has passed 1,000,000+ installs. There are no ads, and in-app purchases are listed at €0.99 to €99.99 when billed through Play. The latest update is dated 2026-04-21, so it has been several months. It requires Android 7.0 or newer and is rated USK: Ages 16+. We list 8 versions; the newest is 332.9 MB.

Tactics fans who like cover-based positioning and a story-heavy setting should find it worth a look. Younger players fall outside its age rating, and those wanting frequent fresh updates may note the gap since April.