Delta Force: Hawk Ops Announces Open Alpha Test
Delta Force: Hawk Ops is a free-to-play platformer with tactical shooter elements. The developers behind it have officially announced that the official Alpha Test for the game will be open for players to participate in as of August 6. They are expecting a big turnout for the Alpha test, as over 600,000 people have wishlisted the game on Steam and the Epic Games Store thus far.
For those who want to see what Delta Force: Hawk Ops is all about, you will need to sign up to participate in the Alpha test, where you can experience two game modes: Hazard Operations and Havoc Warfare. Signing up for the Alpha test is easy, as you have to go to the official website for Delta Force: Hawk Ops and register your interest in participating. Alternatively, you can go to the Steam webpage for the game and register interest there. Finally, you can follow the developers on X, where they will be announcing a Twitch Drop of codes for people interested in taking part in the Alpha test for Delta Force: Hawk Ops.
The developers behind the newest iteration in the Delta Force franchise have released a small statement expressing their joy with seeing how hugely anticipated this upcoming game is. “We are immensely grateful for the incredible support and enthusiasm shown by our community. Hitting 600,000 wishlists is a remarkable achievement, and we couldn’t have done it without our dedicated players,” said Shadow Guo, the Game Director at Team Jade.
The two modes available in the alpha test are wildly different. Havoc Warfare is a large-scale battle with multiple teams battling it on gigantic maps. You can utilize an arsenal of weaponry and military vehicles, such as tanks and Aircraft, to get the advantage over your opponent.
Hazard Operations has players split off into rival teams. They have to take on AI-controlled mercenaries and Royal Guards, and random events happen across the map to allow the teams to gain an advantage. There are two maps for players to explore and various PvE challenges to overcome to reign victorious.
The latest iteration of the Delta Force franchise is still in relatively early stages of development. For those interested, the game will be available on PC, Console, and Mobile. Not only will there be a variety of multiplayer activities to participate in, but there will also be a high-intensity single-player and co-op campaign that you can play through if you’re looking to get more of a story fix to your game. The campaign is inspired by the 2001 Ridley Scott movie Black Hawk Down.
