Girls' Frontline: Fire Control: Difference between revisions

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*Most of the assets seen in betas are based on existing 3D models from [[Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium]], with PKP being the only all-new 3D model. The official website also reused the track GF_22W_BGM_2 from the [[Girls' Frontline Original Soundtrack]].

*Contradicting later information,<ref name=4G2025 /> a post from the seemingly official account @xProjectNET, deleted soon after the initial announcement, claimed the game was a fan project.<ref>[https://tieba.baidu.com/p/9343118565 Tieba screenshots]</ref>

*The game is likely inspired by arena ~~shooters~~ and ~~hero~~ shooter genres, which likely explains the game's mechanics, maps and character skills are similar from other ~~arena shooter and hero~~ shooter titles.

*The game is likely inspired by arena shooter, hero shooter and tactical shooter genres, which likely explains the game's mechanics, maps and character skills are similar from other well-known multiplayer shooter titles.

==References==

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 *Most of the assets seen in betas are based on existing 3D models from [[Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium]], with PKP being the only all-new 3D model. The official website also reused the track GF_22W_BGM_2 from the [[Girls' Frontline Original Soundtrack]].
 *Contradicting later information,<ref name=4G2025 /> a post from the seemingly official account @xProjectNET, deleted soon after the initial announcement, claimed the game was a fan project.<ref>[https://tieba.baidu.com/p/9343118565 Tieba screenshots]</ref>
-*The game is likely inspired by arena shooters and hero shooter genres, which likely explains the game's mechanics, maps and character skills are similar from other arena shooter and hero shooter titles.
+*The game is likely inspired by arena shooter, hero shooter and tactical shooter genres, which likely explains the game's mechanics, maps and character skills are similar from other well-known multiplayer shooter titles.
 ==References==