Delta Force console release time and when you can play Season Break on Xbox Series X
Delta Force is boldly venturing onto consoles, offering many gamers the opportunity to finally experience its strategic shooter gameplay – and the timing couldn't be better, coming hot on the heels of a significant new content release.
Shooters are currently basking in the limelight. Even though Black Ops 6 Season 5 didn't exactly trigger the largest wave of returning players that the game could have hoped for, it's still keeping the game vibrant and active. And let's not forget Battlefield, which after the conclusion of its major Battlefield 6 betas has left a noticeable silence following its phenomenal success during the testing phase, sending anticipation for the final game soaring.
But there's more on the horizon, as the live service shooter title Delta Force prepares to offer console players a taste of its ultra-realistic, tactical FPS gameplay just in time for them to sample the latest offerings from the Season Break update. The game has gifted players with the new Operations map Tide Prison, along with some snazzy new jet skis that'll enable you to hit the waves with purpose.
It's a fantastic update to an already solid shooter, and players are in for a real treat if they're about to take the dive (pun absolutely intended) for the first time. The latter half of 2025 is set to be a busy time for gaming fans, but Delta Force could potentially stand out on console amidst the ongoing battle between two historical factions vying for supremacy.
So, when can we expect this major port to arrive and contest the big dogs of the FPS genre? Here's everything you need to know about the Delta Force console release time.
Delta Force console release time
The Delta Force console release time is set for 7pm PDT / 10pm EDT on Monday, August 18, and 3am BST on Tuesday, August 19. These times have been revealed by Team Jade in a new tweet.
Despite having a lot to prove to console owners who are accustomed to AAA shooters from top developers, with a bit of luck and support from the FPS community, Delta Force could well establish itself as one of the best titles for fans of wartime tactics.
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