In a nutshell

• Crossfire: Legends, the mobile-first FPS from TiMi Studio Group and Level Infinite, kicks off its SEA beta test from July 23 to August 22 across the Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia.
• Built with Unity, it brings iconic gunplay, Search & Destroy and TDM modes, and tight map design tailored for high-stakes mobile combat.
• Fully localized for Southeast Asia, the game features region-specific skins, language support, and customizable controls, reinforcing its push toward mobile esports domination.

Level Infinite has announced that Crossfire: Legends is making its return to Southeast Asia with a Beta Test taking place from July 23 to August 22.

The highly anticipated mobile-first first-person shooter (FPS) title will be available in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines, with a planned Southeast Asia launch in the second half of 2025.

Crossfire: Legends is the globally adapted version of China’s top-ranking mobile game. The game is developed by TiMi Studio Group, published by Level Infinite, and officially licensed by the South Korean-based company Smilegate.

Crossfire: Legends revamps the iconic FPS franchise with a mobile-first approach, built for speed, precision, and seamless gameplay. Optimized using the Unity engine, the game will feature smooth performance across devices, delivering intense gunfights designed for mobile controls with customizable control schemes, sensitivity options, and aim-assist calibrations.

The game will also feature compact maps and a fast-respawn system to eliminate downtime. It will launch with fan-favorite modes like Search & Destroy and Team Deathmatch, emphasizing tactical teamwork that would make it a strong contender for mobile esports.

Crossfire: Legends will be tailored for a Southeast Asian launch, featuring localization and language support (Thai, Indonesian, and more), as well as region-specific operator designs and locally inspired skins.

Crossfire: Legends Beta Test Details

Crossfire: Legends Beta Test will run from July 23 to August 22 on both iOS and Android. iOS users can request a test key via TestFlight, while Android users are encouraged to follow official social media channels.