The iconic tactical shooter, Delta Force, is gearing up for its much-anticipated mobile release later this year, and fans are buzzing with excitement. Developer Level Infinite has unveiled a comprehensive roadmap for 2025, promising a slew of exciting content for the free-to-play title. While some may have mixed feelings about the shift to a free-to-play model, the roadmap suggests there's plenty to look forward to.
The first season of this year focuses on expanding the existing framework with new operators, weapons, attachments, gadgets, and Warfare mode maps. This initial rollout is designed to keep the gameplay fresh and engaging right from the start.
The intrigue ramps up in the second season with the introduction of nighttime versions of existing maps, enhancing the tactical experience. Alongside these, players can expect another wave of new content, including operators and gadgets. The third season introduces a new season pass and yet another Warfare map, keeping the momentum going. The fourth season promises even more, with another new Warfare map and additional content to keep players hooked.
Delta Force's mobile version is set to launch with cross-progression between mobile and PC, which is great news for players who enjoy seamless transitions across platforms. Given this feature, it's likely that content already available on the desktop version will be accessible on mobile at launch. The roadmap showcases a robust plan for ongoing content, suggesting a vibrant future for the game.
One of the standout features is the Warfare mode, which aims to fill a gap left by the Battlefield series. This mode has the potential to be a game-changer on mobile devices, though performance may vary depending on your device's capabilities in handling large-scale battles with extensive environmental destruction.
With Delta Force slated for release late in April, there's still some time to wait. In the meantime, why not explore other top-tier shooters on iOS? There's a wealth of options to keep you entertained until Delta Force hits the mobile scene.