Soldier Front cover
First release
Feb 2001
Genres
Shooter, Strategy · Action

Special Force (named Soldier Front in North America) is an online free-to-play first-person shooter game developed by the South Korean video game developer Dragonfly, which is based in Seoul. Although a small company, it is notable for releasing many popular games both inside and outside Korea, including: Special Force and Karma.

Also known as Special Force, Online FPS: Special Force

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Storyline
Special Force provides several game modes including team battle (bomb planting, escaping, object stealing, etc.), single battle, team deathmatch, and horror mode. Most modes consist of a red team and a blue team, with the exceptions of a single battle, training, and horror mode. The game allows for a maximum of 16 users to be in the same room playing together. Players can purchase and utilize a range of character forces, including French GIGN, German GSG 9, Malaysian PASKAL, Republic of Korea Marine Corps, US Army Delta Force, and Russian Spetsnaz. Players may also rent equipment for speed and armor. Various modern-themed weapons are available. Weapons have durability and must be repaired often. They cannot be modified like in other first-person shooters, but once they are purchased, they are permanent and stay in the inventory until the player sells them. Players rank up after receiving enough experience points, gained after each match, with bonus rewards at certain ranks.Read more

Special Force provides several game modes including team battle (bomb planting, escaping, object stealing, etc.), single battle, team deathmatch, and horror mode. Most modes consist of a red team and a blue team, with the exceptions of a single battle, training, and horror mode. The game allows for a maximum of 16 users to be in the same room playing together. Players can purchase and utilize a range of character forces, including French GIGN, German GSG 9, Malaysian PASKAL, Republic of Korea Marine Corps, US Army Delta Force, and Russian Spetsnaz. Players may also rent equipment for speed and armor. Various modern-themed weapons are available. Weapons have durability and must be repaired often. They cannot be modified like in other first-person shooters, but once they are purchased, they are permanent and stay in the inventory until the player sells them. Players rank up after receiving enough experience points, gained after each match, with bonus rewards at certain ranks.

Release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Feb 2001
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Jul 2004
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Apr 2006
All 7 release dates
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Nov 2006
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Feb 2007
PC (Microsoft Windows)
May 2007
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Oct 2009
Perspective
First person
Keywords
modern warfare, death, espionage, online, hacking
… All 16, level selection, airplane, explosion, modern military, leveling up, leaderboard, submarine, poisoning, objective-based team gameplay, team killing, anti-cheat system