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About Special Force Rush
What is Special Force Rush?
Special Force Rush is a Windows PC first-person shooter from the South Korean developer Dragonfly, based on its long-running Special Force game. The Infinity Market documentation describes it as the Philippines' first play-to-earn FPS and as one planet inside the Infinity Market Web3 platform. Infinity Market runs on BEBIT, which its documentation calls Korea's first self-developed mainnet. Ethereum appears in the documentation only as one way to pay when summoning Infinity Stones.
How to play Special Force Rush
You install the Infinity Launcher from sf.infinitymarket.net, log in, pick a character, weapon, server and channel, then create or quick-join a room. The documented modes include Single Battle, Team Battle with bomb and item objectives, Team Deathmatch (first team to 100 points wins), Sniper, Capture the Captain, Knife, Clan Battle and a zombie Horror Mode, across 24 maps. The documented minimum PC is a Core 2 Duo E8400 with 4 GB of RAM and a GeForce 7600 GT, with about 6 GB of storage and a broadband connection.
Special Force Rush blockchain features
Earning needs an Infinity Stone equipped. Infinity Stones are NFTs that you summon and strengthen in Infinity Market, graded Common, Normal, Epic, Legendary and Special, with enhancement up to level 9. Kills and team wins drop Special Bullets (SB), with drop rates set by the stone's grade and rarity. SB is mined at the Mining Shop for in-game coin, which can be exchanged for BEBIT, and each mining action uses one of 100 energy points that regenerate 10 per hour. As of November 2026, the sf.infinitymarket.net address redirects to the Special Force site at sf.mygameinteractive.com, so check that the Rush client is still being served before you spend anything.
Our verdict
Special Force Rush adds an earning layer to Dragonfly's Special Force shooter. The match itself is a familiar lobby-based tactical FPS with room-based team and free-for-all modes. The Web3 part sits around it: you need an Infinity Stone NFT equipped to earn Special Bullets, which you mine for in-game coin and then exchange for BEBIT inside Infinity Market.
The economy depends on a closed hub on its own BEBIT network, so the value of what you earn depends on that platform staying active. As of November 2026 the original sf.infinitymarket.net address redirects to the Special Force site at sf.mygameinteractive.com, which is a warning sign for anyone planning to buy stones. Stones are bought with a card, GCash, bank transfer, RUSH or ETH, and the documentation gives no price per summon. Treat it as a shooter first and the earning mechanics as optional, and do not expect income.
This is our own editorial assessment. We do not score games — ratings come from players.
Special Force Rush pros and cons
What we like
5 pros- Windows PC shooter with solo, team, sniper and clan modes
- Infinity Stone NFTs can be enhanced and exchanged
- Character and weapon choice before each match
- 24 maps documented
- Documentation lists PC requirements low enough for older machines
What to watch
5 cons- Earning requires an Infinity Stone NFT, and the documentation gives no summon price
- The original website address now redirects to a different Special Force site
- The documentation does not say whether the game is free to play
- Weapons degrade with use and need repair
- Mining is limited by an energy pool of 100 that regenerates 10 per hour
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