The free game Delta Force: Hawk Ops, announced ten days ago, is already coming back to give us some details. To start off, we’re presented with a slightly longer trailer (but with the same key elements) to make it clear why we’re switching to the Call Of’ copy. Of course we still see some images of the solo campaign based on La Chute du Faucon Noir and set in 1993, but for the rest – the multiplayer mode – we are in futuristic Kikoolol with gadgets for the Valorant.
A website has also been released to showcase the game modes. And what a surprise, one of them is a very classic extraction mode, as offered by Warzone 2.0 with DMZ. The second multiplayer mode is more similar to Battlefield, since in addition to infantry combat, it also offers the use of a dozen types of vehicles such as ships, tanks, helicopters, armored vehicles, quads, etc. Otherwise, they also detailed the four different operators, each with their own little powers:
- the medic with a medical weapon and smoke-inducing drones
- Recon, with a bow whose arrow reveals enemies and another that deals area damage
- The attack can be temporarily sped up and restored by killing his enemies, and he has a “Blaster” whose projectiles can stick to vehicles
- the support that can disable the enemy scout dart and use equipment to slow and damage enemies
If you are interested, you can also pre-register, probably for a beta phase or something similar.
If in absolute terms there’s no real reason to spit on it more than any other game aside from urinating on the Delta Force license, which wasn’t in good shape anyway, on the fact that it’s going to be cross-platform Both PC, consoles and mobile are frankly not good news.
Delta Force does not have a release date for the time being, but is expected “soon” for Android, iOS, PlayStation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox and unfortunately also on the Epic Games Store and Steam, as indicated by the beautiful pictograms on the official website .
Thanks to moltes101 for the info.