Project NET, a thrilling third-person shooter spinoff of the popular Girls’ Frontline franchise, has officially opened pre-registration and a limited beta test! Read on to learn how to join the action and discover more about this exciting new addition to the Girls’ Frontline universe.

Project NET: Pre-Registration and Shock Point Test Now Open

Pre-Registration is Live!

Announced on March 3, 2025, via the official Southeast Asian (SEA) Twitter (X) account, Project NET is now accepting pre-registrations. Simply visit the official SEA website and click the "Pre-Register" button. You'll then need to provide your email address and select your preferred platform (iOS or Android). Pre-registration is also open on the official Russian (RU) website.

Shock Point Test: Philippines Only (Android)

A limited beta test, dubbed the "Shock Point Test," is also underway! Announced on March 4, 2025, this test is currently exclusive to players in the Philippines and utilizes Android devices. Access is limited, the test is non-monetized, and all data will be wiped after completion. A similar Shock Point Test will also be available in the Russian region. Details can be found on their RU website. The developers are actively working on optimizing the game for a global release.

Here's the official schedule for SEA Shock Point Test Recruitment Registration:

Following completion of the recruitment questionnaire, successful applicants can expect confirmation emails between March 24, 2025, and March 26, 2025. Further test qualifications will be distributed throughout the testing period, the duration of which is yet to be announced.

Project NET: A Girls’ Frontline Legacy

First unveiled on December 27, 2024, by Sunborn Network (the creators of Girls’ Frontline), Project NET underwent its initial localized SEA test from January 9, 2025, to January 16, 2025, encompassing Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

Building upon the success of the original Girls’ Frontline (a popular strategy RPG gacha game launched in 2016 and expanded into an anime series and other games), and its recent sequel, Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium (released December 5, 2024), Project NET promises to deliver a familiar aesthetic and characters within its innovative third-person shooter gameplay.

Currently, no official release date has been announced for Project NET. Based on the initial test, the game will support both iOS and Android devices.