Crossplay in Delta Force explained: Can you play across PC, Xbox, and PlayStation?

Yes, Delta Force Hawk Ops can be played on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation and the title supports Crossplay. That said, the game's Open Beta — which is set to release on December 5, 2024 — will be exclusively for PC players. Alongside two new modes, Havok Warfare, and Tactical Turmoil, Delta Force Hawk Ops will also feature a single-player campaign mode that is based on the iconic Black Hawk Down story mission.

The game offers five Warfare and four Operation maps to play. Moreover, the current version features fifty weapons and seven Operators to choose from.

This article sheds more light on Crossplay and details all the supporting platforms you can play Delta Force Hawk Ops on.

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Delta Force Hawk Ops Crossplay explained

As mentioned, DF Hawk Ops will be playable across all platforms, including mobiles. Yes, you read it right. The title will support both Android and IOS, making it accessible to a large player base. The Crossplay support allows players to share the same server with those on other platforms. Therefore, you can seamlessly play with friends who have different devices.

Open Beta of DF Hawk Ops is live for PC (Image via TiMi Studio Group)

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All devices supporting Delta Force Hawk Ops Crossplay

Here’s the list of all supported devices for DF Hawk Ops:

• PC
• Xbox Series X|S
• PS5
• iOS
• Android

All supported platforms for DF Hawk Ops (Image via Activision)

While the game's Open Beta is solely for PC players, access to the console and mobile versions is expected very soon. The title is free to play on all platforms so you won’t have to buy an Xbox Game Pass subscription to enjoy it. As of now, you can download Delta Force Hawk Ops from Steam or the Epic Games Store to enjoy the Open Beta on PC.

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Check out more Delta Force Hawk Ops articles from Sportskeeda:

• All maps and modes in DF PC Open Beta
• When will DF Global Open Beta start?
• DF Hawk Ops will not have pay-to-win features, developers confirm
• DF console release: Everything you should about PS5 and Xbox Series X|S