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Valofe's AVA RE:BIRTH launches on 28th; pre-download opens 23rd

Valofe's AVA RE:BIRTH launches on 28th; pre-download opens 23rd

Key takeaways

  • Pre-download opens on the 23rd; official service on the 28th
  • Available on Pmang and VFUN across Japan, Thailand, Brazil, North America, Europe
  • AVA RE:BIRTH is a Valofe spin-off using Neowiz’s AVA IP
  • Pre-registrations exceeded 200,000 users

Valofe confirmed that AVA RE:BIRTH will begin official service on the 28th, with pre-download available from the 23rd. The release targets major overseas markets including Japan, Thailand, Brazil, North America and Europe, and will be available via Pmang and VFUN.

AVA RE:BIRTH is a spin-off developed by Valofe under a license for the Alliance of Valiant Arms (AVA) IP owned by Neowiz. The team kept the original’s weapon personalities and strategic combat as core elements while rearranging modes and balance for the new title. The live launch will add player-to-player item trading, a new game mode, custom rooms where users set match conditions, and server selection.

Valofe ran a closed beta test for key overseas regions starting on the 2nd and used player feedback to make concrete adjustments. The studio tuned combat responsiveness and clarified weapon characteristics so each gun’s feel is more distinct, and it reworked enemy difficulty, spawn locations, and behavior in the extraction-shooter style content called HUNTING FIELD.

Planned follow-ups include an equipment cost limit system and clan features to support team play and community building. A Valofe representative said, “We reflected the voices players sent during CBT into the official service, and from the 23rd pre-download through the 28th launch we’re concentrating on polishing the build and will continue updates afterward.”

Why it matters

Takeaway: If you played the CBT, expect clearer weapon differentiation and rebalanced HUNTING FIELD encounters at launch, with competitive-oriented systems (equipment cost limits) and clan tools arriving in subsequent updates.

Original source

Google News: Inven Korea

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