Garena has just launched the highly anticipated multiplatform revival of the iconic tactical shooter series, Delta Force, now available on iOS and Android. This release, although slightly delayed, introduces gamers to both the familiar, tight tactical gameplay of extraction shooter modes and the thrilling prospect of massive 24v24 battles that span across land, sea, and sky. Players can now engage in combat using a diverse array of vehicles, enhancing the dynamic nature of the battlefield.
Delta Force on mobile launches with the newest season, Eclipse Vigil, bringing a fresh night and dusk-themed map for Operations and Warfare modes. This season also introduces night-vision goggles, adding a new layer of strategy to nighttime engagements. The latest operator, Nox, joins the fray with abilities tailored for those who prefer a more subversive approach on the battlefield.
The excitement surrounding Delta Force's release is palpable, with over 25 million pre-registrations reported by Garena. This enthusiasm is fueled by the game's commitment to fairness with no pay-to-win mechanics, an in-game marketplace for trading gear, cross-progression, and a host of other core features that promise a robust gaming experience.
The Eclipse Vigil season isn't just about new maps and operators. Garena has also rolled out a series of enhancements, including the long-awaited Kill Cam, a crucial feature for first-person shooter enthusiasts. The sound design has been revamped to heighten immersion, especially on low-light maps like Blackout and Trench Lines. Additionally, new weapons, gadgets, and vehicles are being introduced, along with a new event called 'Critical Point,' where the Threshold map dynamically shifts, offering a familiar taste of massive multiplayer battles for Battlefield fans.
If your device struggles to keep up with Delta Force's graphically intensive demands, don't worry. There's a wide array of other top-notch shooters available on iOS and Android to satisfy your gaming cravings.
