RF Project

RF Project is a highly anticipated role-playing game where players will be immersed in a futuristic sci-fi world, piloting giant robots and skillfully using various weapons and maneuvers to fight against a variety of enemies and monsters, defeating them to earn rich rewards. The game will constantly host various reward events, allowing players to participate and receive corresponding rewards to develop their favorite characters. The game is also continuously updated and optimized, introducing more interesting storylines, new events, and further improvements to the graphics and gameplay. Stay tuned!

Informations of RF Project:

RF Project is a new upcoming PC-mobile cross-platform role-playing game developed by Netmarble. As many might be familiar with the name Netmarble as they are one of the Korean gaming giants who have developed mobile games including Lineage 2 Revolution, Seven Knights, and more. Netmarble acquired the right for the IP of RF Online in 2020, and now RF Project's being developed by the company based on the original title.

Min-kwan Kwon, CEO of Netmarble N2/Netmarble N Park, said, “I had a great desire to show users the attractive and unique world of RF again. We made preparations,” he said, introducing the background of the development of the RF Project.

The original nostalgic features from RF Online will be retained according to Netmarble, such as sci-fi worldview, giant robots, cool weapons, Animus, etc. However, the developers plan to add new features in the future development of RF Project, introducing an intense battle gaming experience not possible in the original PC MMORPG.

From the gameplay trailer revealed by the company, players can do various tasks - riding giant robots, battling against enemies with gigantic weapons, and taking on a journey in a sci-fi world full of thrill and adventures.

RF Project will release on both PC and mobile. There is no specific release date revealed yet, and it's still being developed by Netmarble N2. Players can bookmark this page to stay informed for updates!

Player Comments of RF Project:

RF Project feels like an attempt to bring old-school MMORPG energy into a modern mobile format. The game mixes sci-fi technology with fantasy-style combat, so you end up seeing giant armored warriors, futuristic weapons, magic effects, and massive battlefield chaos all at once.The first thing people usually notice is the scale. Maps feel huge, cities are crowded, and battles can become absolute madness when multiple players start fighting together. It gives that classic MMO feeling where the world feels alive instead of empty.Visually, the game looks impressive for mobile. Armor designs are flashy, skill effects explode across the screen, and some environments genuinely look cinematic. Character customization is also decent, especially if you enjoy creating stylish fantasy-sci-fi builds.Combat is fast and satisfying early on. Skills chain together smoothly, and large PvP fights are probably the biggest attraction. The game clearly wants players to feel powerful, and during raids or faction battles it actually delivers that feeling.But like many MMORPGs, the grind eventually becomes obvious. Auto-play systems handle a lot of the gameplay, which some players enjoy for convenience while others feel it removes the challenge. Progression can also slow down heavily later unless you spend a lot of time farming resources.The story exists, but honestly most people will stay for the multiplayer experience rather than the narrative. Guild wars, PvP zones, and upgrading gear are where the game really focuses its energy.Overall, RF Project feels like a stylish MMO built for players who enjoy large-scale battles, flashy combat, and long progression systems. It may not reinvent the genre, but the mix of futuristic technology and fantasy warfare gives it a cool identity that keeps it interesting.

Yes!, RF Projects is basically rip-off from Anthem by EA, but in a good way. Netmarble almost to making to free to play unlike Anthem by EA. It could be has same gameplay like shooting monsters or doing flying or doing quests, etc. In my opinion, this is F2P, thought the game has micro transactions, and unlike EA, this games is simply to be a good way, NOT a bad way. and hoping released in end of 2022, but in the mid way, the game must be on CBT first.