Garena has officially launched the much-anticipated multiplatform revival of the iconic tactical shooter series, Delta Force, which is now available on iOS and Android. This release comes with a slight delay but packs a punch with its dual gameplay modes: the tight, tactical extraction shooter experience and the expansive 24v24 battles. Players can engage in combat across various environments, including land, sea, and sky, using a diverse array of vehicles to enhance their strategic options.
Alongside the launch, Delta Force introduces its latest season, Eclipse Vigil, which brings a new night and dusk-themed map for both Operations and Warfare modes, complete with night-vision goggles. The newest operator, Nox, adds a layer of strategy and subterfuge to the game, appealing to players who thrive on tactical gameplay.
The excitement for Delta Force's release has been palpable, evidenced by over 25 million pre-registrations. Garena's commitment to a non-pay-to-win model, an in-game marketplace for trading gear, and cross-progression has significantly boosted anticipation among fans.
The Eclipse Vigil season not only introduces new maps and operators but also brings a host of other features to the game. Among these is the long-awaited Kill Cam, a beloved feature in first-person shooters, alongside an improved sound design that enhances gameplay, especially on the new low-light maps like Blackout and Trench Lines. Additionally, Delta Force adds new weapons, gadgets, and vehicles, along with a new event called 'Critical Point,' where the Threshold map dynamically changes, offering a fresh challenge for players.
While Delta Force's rich graphics may push some devices to their limits, don't let that dampen your gaming spirit. If your hardware struggles, consider exploring other top-notch shooters available on iOS and Android to keep your trigger finger happy.
