Delta Force console release date and Season Break availability on Xbox and PlayStation
Delta Force is taking a significant leap as it launches onto home consoles, aiming for FPS supremacy, and it's an opportune moment given the recent launch of its Season Break update.
Delta Force is vying for the big leagues with its live-service shooter action, even though you might have thought it was already battling on all fronts. The game has delivered its revamped Black Hawk Down campaign to the delight of fans of the '90s action film, and as it progressed to add the Black Hawk Down solo mode and keeps the experience fresh with the Season Break update, there's plenty to dive into, especially now as we hold out for console gaming's premier shooters to make their comeback.
It appears that all this content is coming for even more players, as a Delta Force console release is heading towards players to deliver a new collection of maps, Operators and some major gameplay improvements. It's positive news, as consoles are ultimately where most shooter players reside, seeing a large share of success handed out to Call of Duty and Battlefield franchise titles, so it's great to see a new FPS stepping onto Xbox and PlayStation consoles to give fans something new to engage with in the gap between the Battlefield 6 betas and while enduring the wait until the launch of Black Ops 7. It's stiff competition, but Delta Force is a firecracker that demands attention.
So when exactly can we expect the game to land on our favourite consoles? Here's what you need to know about the Delta Force console release date.
Delta Force console release date
The release date for the Delta Force console has been confirmed for Monday, 18 August at 7pm PDT / 10pm EDT, and Tuesday, 19 August at 3am BST. The announcement was made by TiMi Studio Group, with the release time being an estimate based on recent update launch times, as reported by SteamDB.
While a full console release is a different beast to a simple update, this is currently the best guess we have. What we do know for certain is that by the end of Tuesday, 19 August, console enthusiasts will finally get to see what all the hype is about. And frankly, that's more than enough to ask.
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