Delta Force: Hawk Ops dropped a new, explosive trailer
As promised, Delta Force: Hawk Ops dropped a new trailer during Summer Game Fest's opening showcase. This one was teased a couple of weeks ago, if you've been keeping up, so we were happy to see it on the show.
The shooter continues to look very promising, with modern visuals and a beefy package that includes campaign and several multiplayer modes - even if we could do without the character-based abilities.
The trailer showed off much of what you'd expect - plenty of gunfire - and gave us a Global PC Alpha Test penned for July.
Though it might carry the name of the legendary PC tactical shooter franchise, Delta Force: Hawk Ops is not a follow-up or reboot. In reality, this is a game of two halves, a multiplayer component with combined arms combat and hero abilities that's quite similar to Battlefield 2042, and a narrative campaign inspired by Black Hawk Down.
The multiplayer side is the one generating the most interest, for obvious reasons. As a free-to-play Battlefield competitor, it's well positioned to disrupt the shooter scene, especially because it also has an extraction game mode.
As promised, Delta Force: Hawk Ops dropped a new trailer during Summer Game Fest's opening showcase. This one was teased a couple of weeks ago, if you've been keeping up, so we were happy to see it on the show.
The shooter continues to look very promising, with modern visuals and a beefy package that includes campaign and several multiplayer modes - even if we could do without the character-based abilities.
The trailer showed off much of what you'd expect - plenty of gunfire - and gave us a Global PC Alpha Test penned for July.
Though it might carry the name of the legendary PC tactical shooter franchise, Delta Force: Hawk Ops is not a follow-up or reboot. In reality, this is a game of two halves, a multiplayer component with combined arms combat and hero abilities that's quite similar to Battlefield 2042, and a narrative campaign inspired by Black Hawk Down.
The multiplayer side is the one generating the most interest, for obvious reasons. As a free-to-play Battlefield competitor, it's well positioned to disrupt the shooter scene, especially because it also has an extraction game mode.