The Delta Force Technical Test has just kicked off for Xbox Insiders, offering an early glimpse at this upcoming free-to-play tactical shooter. If you own an Xbox Series X|S and live in North America, now’s your chance to jump into the action-packed modes before the official release on August 19.
Delta Force is a fresh entry in the longstanding franchise known for its tactical team-based gameplay for over 25 years. This time, players will experience three distinct modes all bundled into one game: the massive 32v32 Warfare battles, a next-generation extraction mode called Operations, and a classic PvE campaign inspired by Black Hawk Down.
What’s cool? Progression will be shared across console, PC, and mobile, with cross-play enabled between console and PC. Plus, it’s free-to-play with over 10 operators and maps to look at. I’m kinda curious how the balance will hold up with such large-scale multiplayer combat and extraction gameplay combined.
Here’s the lowdown on the playtest window:
- Start: Wednesday, July 16th, 6 PM PT (9 PM ET / July 17th, 1 AM UTC)
- End: Saturday, July 20, 6 PM PT (9 PM ET / July 21st, 1 AM UTC)
To jump in, Xbox Series X|S owners need to open the Xbox Insider Hub app, find the Delta Force Beta under Previews, and join the test. Keep in mind, spots are limited and it’s first-come, first-served. Also, this test is only available in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
Having issues or feedback? The team wants to hear from you! Use the Xbox controller home button to report problems under the Delta Force Beta category, or chat directly on the Delta Force Discord. Customer support is available via email at [email protected].
For more information, visit the official site at https://playdeltaforce.com and refer to the FAQ.
Are you gonna give Delta Force a shot? I’m definitely intrigued by the mix of modes and the free-to-play angle. Will the large-scale Warfare mode keep me on edge, or will the extraction mode steal the show? Wow, I can’t wait to see how this all pans out!
Please share your thoughts in the comments below, and let me know if you were able to secure a spot in the technical test.
