• Delta Force, the multiplatform revival of the popular shooter series, is now available
• Experience tight tactical extraction shooter gameplay alongside expansive 24v24 battles
• Engage in combat across land, sea, and air with diverse vehicle options

Garena has launched its multiplatform installment in the acclaimed tactical shooter series Delta Force, which debuted today on iOS and Android with a slight delay. Delivering both precise tactical gameplay through a familiar extraction shooter mode and larger-scale 24v24 conflicts across aerial, naval, and ground theaters.

At launch, Delta Force mobile also includes the latest season, Eclipse Vigil, featuring a new night and dusk-themed map for Operations and Warfare mode, plus night-vision equipment. The new operator, Nox, introduces disruptive abilities for players who favor strategic play and battlefield deception.

The substantial anticipation for Delta Force's release comes as no surprise, with Garena confirming over 25 million pre-registrations before launch. This enthusiasm is bolstered by commitments to avoid pay-to-win mechanics, an in-game gear marketplace, cross-progression, and other core features.

The new season launching with Delta Force mobile extends beyond maps and major updates. Garena is implementing several additional features, including the highly requested Kill Cam—a standard in first-person shooters. Enhanced sound design also plays a critical role, especially on low-visibility maps like the newly added Blackout and Trench Lines.

New weapons, gadgets, and vehicles join the roster alongside the Critical Point event, where the Threshold map dynamically changes under specific conditions. Battlefield enthusiasts will find more than just large-scale multiplayer battles to enjoy in Delta Force.

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