After months filled with anticipation, TiMi Studios has officially launched Delta Force Mobile, a groundbreaking entry into the mobile gaming arena. This title transforms the mobile first-person shooter (FPS) landscape by offering an expansive 24v24 warfare experience, enabling players to pilot various land, sea, and air vehicles. Designed to captivate players, it features immersive terrains, a cutting-edge extraction shooter mode, and user-friendly quest designs. Additionally, this global release signifies a significant milestone as it allows mobile gamers to enjoy seamless cross-progression with the PC version.
The excitement surrounding the release of Delta Force Mobile highlights a growing trend among mobile gamers who are eagerly awaiting new, action-filled titles that push the boundaries of gameplay.
Key Insights About the Global Launch of Delta Force Mobile
Famed for their work on Call of Duty: Mobile and Assault Fire, the talented team at TiMi Studios, known as Team Jade, has put extensive effort into making Delta Force Mobile accessible to a worldwide audience.
Gamers will have the opportunity to customize their experience with over 350 available appearances. This includes 158 unique weapon appearances, 21 distinct vehicle styles, 59 customizable sprays, 34 avatars, 37 name cards, 28 calling cards, and 21 charms. Early adopters who pre-registered for the game will enjoy an advantageous head start in the battles on the official launch date.
In addition, mobile players can anticipate a series of promotional launch events aimed at enhancing their initial gameplay experience and ensuring they fully engage with the Delta Force universe from day one.
The mobile launch coincides with a significant update for the game’s PC version as well. Dubbed Season Eclipse Vigil, this update introduces a new Operator, Elio de Montbel, known as Operator Nox. This character specializes in control and debuff tactics, enhancing the strategic elements of gameplay. On top of this, the Operation Blackout update brings Night Combat to both Warfare and Operation modes, enriching the overall gaming experience.
Furthermore, players can look forward to the addition of new vehicles, weapons, and features such as the much-requested Global Leaderboard and Kill Cam, all part of the Season Eclipse Vigil update.
Shadow Guo, the game’s director, confidently stated:
“We’re pushing the boundaries of what players can expect from a modern military shooter—on both PC and mobile. Mobile players can look forward to a fully realized and engaging game experience.”
As enthusiasm for Delta Force Mobile reaches new heights, the key question remains: Can it replicate the success of its PC counterpart?