Delta Force launches free Black Hawk Down co-op campaign
Delta Force, the free-to-play military simulation game developed by Team Jade, has reimagined the classic Black Hawk Down as a co-op campaign for up to four players. The update, now available, is based on the original 2003 game, which was adapted from Mark Bowden's book about the Battle of Mogadishu. The remake retains the core of the original while introducing a modern look and feel.
Initially launched as a multiplayer experience, Delta Force has expanded its horizons to feature tactical gameplay in several distinct modes. The Black Hawk Down campaign is a seven-mission-long experience that draws players into the brutal and unforgiving world of the Battle of Mogadishu. As a specialist, you and your squad will need to work together, each fulfilling a unique role like providing ammo or healing teammates, to survive and complete objectives.
The game's difficulty is designed to be unforgiving. Players must be tactical and strategic, as enemy AI is challenging, with enemies taking cover, flanking, and hitting hard. With health depleting quickly from even a few shots, players are encouraged to bring friends into the mission for support. Specialists can carry medkits to patch up injuries, but they take time, leaving players vulnerable.
Black Hawk Down offers a modernized visual experience powered by Unreal Engine 5. Each mission brings distinct settings, and the attention to detail is evident, whether escorting a convoy or rescuing soldiers. This update, available now for free, comes with various in-game rewards and limited-time events like Flappy Hawk, where players can unlock exclusive cosmetic items, weapon experience tokens, and other rewards.
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