MoreFun Studios has just unveiled an all-new Arena Breakout collaboration with GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM that promises to bring waifu content to the mobile tactical shooter. In a post on social media, the team revealed that Tactical Dolls are heading to Kamona, the world within Arena Breakout, but there’s no indication of the collab heading to the PC platform.
This isn’t the first time that these two franchises have crossed wires. In 2024, Arena Breakout had a limited-time mission event themed around GIRLS’ FRONTLINE, the first game in the strategy RPG series from MICA Team.
T-Dolls Are Coming to Arena Breakout Again
Arena Breakout players aren’t strangers to crossover events hitting their mobile-based tactical shooter. Earlier this year, a Resident Evil event took place, introducing operator skins and biohazard-based themes. In 2025, Cyberpunk 2077 landed in Arena Breakout, again introducing unique character skins.
In 2024, as mentioned, GIRLS’ FRONTLINE collaborated with Arena Breakout for a special mission.
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In a post on social media, MoreFun Studios revealed that another GF crossover is incoming, but no dates were mentioned. At this point, we don’t even know what the collaboration will look like.
Here’s the post that announced the incoming partnership, along with a short teaser trailer:
GIRLS’ FRONTLINE 2: EXILIUM is another 3D RPG-strategy game and a direct sequel to the first game, which came out in 2016. In this game, players take part in turn-based battles similar to those seen in titles like XCOM. Tactical Dolls, the game’s characters, have unique abilities and weapons that they can use to gain the upper hand in a fight.
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