Garena's much-anticipated multiplatform revival of the iconic tactical shooter series, Delta Force, is now available on iOS and Android, slightly later than initially planned. This latest installment promises a thrilling blend of tactical gameplay with an extraction shooter mode, alongside expansive 24v24 battles that span across land, sea, and sky. Players can engage in intense combat using a diverse array of vehicles, making each battle uniquely dynamic.
Launching alongside Delta Force is the new season, Eclipse Vigil, which introduces a night and dusk-themed map for Operations and Warfare modes, complete with new night-vision goggles. The addition of the new operator, Nox, brings strategic depth with abilities designed for stealth and subterfuge, enhancing the tactical experience for players.
The anticipation for Delta Force's release has been palpable, with over 25 million pre-registrations reported by Garena. The excitement is fueled by the game's commitment to a non-pay-to-win model, an in-game marketplace for trading gear, cross-progression, and other core features that promise a fair and engaging experience for all players.
The launch of Delta Force mobile also heralds the arrival of the Eclipse Vigil season, which is more than just new maps and major additions. Garena is enhancing the gameplay with a suite of new features, including the much-requested Kill Cam, a staple in first-person shooters. The sound design has been revamped, enhancing the immersive experience, especially in low-light environments like the newly introduced Blackout and Trench Lines maps.
Players can look forward to new weapons, gadgets, and vehicles, as well as a new event called 'Critical Point,' which dynamically alters the Threshold map under specific conditions. These additions not only cater to fans of massive multiplayer battles but also offer familiar gameplay elements that Battlefield enthusiasts will appreciate in Delta Force.
If you're eager to dive into the action but concerned about your device's capabilities, don't worry. Delta Force's rich graphics might push your hardware, but there are plenty of other top-notch shooters available on iOS and Android to satisfy your gaming cravings.
