Delta Force’s mobile adaptation is officially kicking off its first closed beta test today, bringing the tactical intensity of the series to mobile devices. Developed by Team Jade, this latest installment delivers a diverse range of multiplayer modes, including high-stakes extraction gameplay and large-scale battles reminiscent of titles like Battlefield.

The newly launched closed beta is available on a first-come, first-served basis via Google Play, though access is currently limited to users in the UK, Spain, Ukraine, and Poland. Interested players can download Delta Force now and experience the action firsthand.

The game features an impressive variety of multiplayer experiences, from tense extraction-based objectives to sprawling 64-player battles set in fully destructible environments. This ambitious scope has generated significant anticipation among fans of the genre.

The beta test will run until March 6th. While player progression will be reset following the test, developers have confirmed that select cosmetic items unlocked during the beta may carry over to the full release—though exact details remain under wraps.

Big battles on the small screen
While large-scale combat isn't entirely new to mobile gaming thanks to titles like Warzone Mobile, Delta Force aims to carve out its own space with Battlefield-style warfare adapted for touchscreens. Unlike the more compact engagements seen in Call of Duty: Mobile, Delta Force ups the ante with expansive maps and chaotic, squad-based combat.

Of course, the PC version of Delta Force has faced some criticism, particularly regarding cheating concerns on platforms like Steam. It remains to be seen how effectively these issues are addressed in the mobile iteration.

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