The FPS community is buzzing after a leak surrounding the release of Delta Force on consoles was shared. According to a post on X by @MrProWestie, a well-known content creator, developer TiMi Game Studio plans to release a console version of the game in the first quarter of 2025. The post also included some notable information about various other content and updates the developers have planned for the game.
In this article, we take a closer look at everything there is to know about the release of Delta Force on consoles.
Delta Force console release date
According to the post by Westie, the developers are planning a Delta Force console release in the first quarter of 2025. This comes as a major update, considering the PC Alpha test was a success, being wishlisted by over a million users on Steam. Thus, the developers are now advancing towards the console playerbase.
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The Delta Force PC Alpha Test concluded on September 8, 2024, after running for four weeks, providing gamers with the opportunity to experience the title. Players have been asking for a console version ever since the Alpha was released.
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Delta Force Extraction Night mode
The post also mentioned a new night mode called Delta Force extraction. The Tactical Turmoil mode might introduce new night modes where players will carry out missions in a dark setting. It is planned for release in the first half of 2025 as part of a single season in the game.
The Tactical Turmoil night mode should be a fresh experience, as the game was played during the daytime across all extraction maps in the Alpha test. The night vision goggles and night operations will be the key highlight of this mode.
Delta Force anti-cheat update
The Delta Force anti-cheat encountered tough competition from cheaters during the playtest. The developers at TiMi Game Studio are monitoring the exploits used by cheaters and preparing countermeasures that will be visible during the early access launch.
The game also released a notice of penalties for players who were caught during the PC Alpha test. The report mentioned the list of users penalized for using unfair means. They have been banned permanently for the full-release version.
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Delta Force controller support
The developers are planning to add controller support in Delta Force. This comes as good news for controller players, as the game was limited to mouse and keyboard functionality at the time of Alpha.
The post indicated that controller support will be introduced concurrently with the console. This also opens up the possibility of aim-assist in Delta Force, as the feature is present in most FPS games within the same genre.
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Delta Force kill cam update
Kill-cam is a key feature that was missing during the Alpha phase of Delta Force. This feature is currently in development and will be added soon. The game included a death inspect feature in the Alpha that revealed the position of the player after they get eliminated but didn't feature a proper kill cam.
The upcoming Delta Force kill cam update will provide players with significantly more information about the enemy when the former is eliminated from the game. This will help them prepare countermeasures for their next counter.
New maps are coming to Delta Force
Delta Force is set to receive new maps during its early access period, building upon the visually striking selection that was available during the Alpha test phase. For Havoc Warfare, players can look forward to the addition of two new maps, which are expected to bring fresh challenges and the inclusion of diverse POIs like the current maps.
Furthermore, the game will also introduce a new Hazard Ops extraction map. These additions are intended to enhance one's gaming experience, providing players with a more diverse and immersive environment.
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Delta Force Hazard Ops mode overhaul
The developers are planning to bring structural changes to the Delta Force Hazard Ops mode. According to the post by Westie, the mode will receive an overhaul where the gameplay will be simplified so that more players participate in Hazard Operations.
The Hazard Operations mode requires players to prepare, participate, operate, and extract from the mission. The aim is to simplify the process and make it easier to play and compete. These changes are based on feedback received from players who have tried out the game's Alpha version.
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Delta Force solo queue
Ever since the alpha launch, fans have requested solo queue options in Delta Force. The game's queue system has been criticized because players cannot tweak the queuing options in the Havoc Warfare mode and can only enter the match with a pre-made lobby.
The post mentioned that the advanced solo queuing options will be added to Delta Force in the fourth quarter of 2025 during the early access period.
That sums up all the major updates regarding the Delta Force console release.
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