While we wait for Battlefield 6, its Chinese rival Delta Force Hawk Ops is now free to play ahead of its release in 2025, although not for everyone.
EA doesn't want to experience the big flop of BF 2042 again and would have invested massively in Battlefield 6. In addition to a return to classic battles with up to 64 players – 32 against 32 – the publisher has commissioned four studios to develop it. Large-scale testing is also being carried out to ensure we are on the right track. And all the better because the license needs to be put back on track. This is even more true with the arrival of rival Delta Force Hawk Ops, which is finally playable.
Delta Force Hawk Ops is free to play again
The open beta for Battlefield competitor Delta Force Hawk Ops is now available. Like its predecessor, it is an FPS obviously based on the famous saga of the 90s, but also inspired by the DICE series with its large-scale battles with vehicles. War mode is even a level of conquest in BF, while it differs with a PvE raid mode “Operation”. This non-final version includes 5 Attack/Defense and King of the Hill Wars maps, as well as four Operation maps on Easy, Normal and Hard difficulties.
On the program you have the choice between 7 operators in all modes of Delta Force Hawk Ops, more than 50 weapons, 16 unique class devices among the 4 classes or even a certain number of land, air and sea vehicles. This Delta Force Hawk Ops open beta contains more content, but unfortunately access is still limited to PC players. To get into the game, this happens on the Page Steam Delta Force Hawk Ops. During this trial period you can earn exclusive rewards. The full game with the Black Down Hawk single-player campaign will be available in the first quarter of 2025.
Source: Boutique Steam.
