Steam Playtest for Waifu FPS WTF - Waifu Tactical Force Starts June 4
The playtest gives the first public look at a waifu-themed FPS that deliberately avoids gacha-game character design and promises deep mode variety, including PvE and base building, from a small remote team.
Reporting from 1 sources: 4Gamer.net.
The Steam playtest for the anime-style competitive FPS WTF - Waifu Tactical Force runs from June 4 to June 9, 2026. Developer Extremely Normal is building a game with customizable characters, multiple modes including PvE and base building, and a mech-call-in feature inspired by Titanfall. The team plans more playtests before release.
Extremely Normal, a remote team of about 35 developers worldwide, opened the Steam playtest for WTF - Waifu Tactical Force on June 4. The test runs through June 9. Players can try a 2v2 Team Deathmatch on a compact Japanese-style map with dash, double jump, and wall running. The developers showed a new weapon for the test, the Smart Pistol MK2, which roughly locks onto enemies within a frame. They confirmed that a mech-call-in feature, similar to Titanfall, is in development; the mech design will debut in a trailer at the Future Games Show on June 6. The versus mode will support up to 8 players, with round-based arena modes and a respawn-free Gunfight-style mode planned. PvE mode inspired by Risk of Rain 2 and a base-building mode are also in the works. The team emphasized multiple playtests before release, building the game with community feedback. Pricing is undecided but targeted around $20 to $30, with skins and DLC sold separately.
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