TiMi Studio Group and Team Jade have released a bombastic and full of destruction gameplay trailer for the upcoming Alpha phase of Delta Force: Hawk Ops. In this trailer, we get to see the Havoc Warfare Mode, which will be available in the Open Alpha Testing.
Havoc Warfare is a Battlefield-like mode. It will feature full-on warfare across huge maps utilizing a variety of land, sea and air vehicles. This mode is all about map dominance, as two opposing sides (32 v 32 with 4-person squads) will battle for control of strategic points on the map. The PC Alpha Test will feature two Havoc Warfare maps.
What’s really ironic is that this feels WAY better than the latest Battlefield game. It’s really ironic. However, there is a lot of potential here. And yes, as I said, this mode does not feel like the classic Delta Force games. Still, it looks like a lot of fun. At least based on the trailer.
The upcoming Open Alpha Testing will include another game mode, called Hazard Operations. This is an extraction shooter mode where players start by picking their gear, like weapons, armor, and health items. Then, they join a team of three and get sent to a random spot on the map. Their mission is to find and collect valuable resources and then safely get out. At first, there will be two maps for Hazard Operations on PC, with a third map being added later in the test.
Over 40 weapons from the full version of Delta Force: Hawk Ops will be available to try out during the PC Alpha Test. Not only that, players will also have access to the extensive Gunsmith system. This will allow for customization of many aspects of their firearm’s handling and design.
PC gamers can visit the game’s Steam store page and request access to the playtest. You can also find the official minimum PC system requirements here.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!

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Chinese game, made by Tencent. Disgusting.
China dev team. No thanks.
That looked an awful lot like Call of Duty… Also, the publisher is Chinese and is owned by Tencent. Not recommended.
Christ people still wonder about this? they fking helped develop CALL OF DUTY 2019, MW2 and MW3. Not to mention nowdays animators license their work to the highest bidder. Chinese publishers usually license all sort of sht from others and do their own thing with it.
I wasn't talking about the animations. I was talking about the meshes, models, textures, and features. The game looks like Call of Duty, as in game visuals. The guns look like CoD, the optics look like CoD, the environments look like CoD, the player models look like CoD, the effects look like CoD, etc.
Remember when dice made good battlefield games?
Looks promising. They basically licensed CoD and some of their animators work. I wonder if they can get that vehicle physics feel from Battlefield games. Even Joint Operations Combined Arms has better physics than CoD MW3.
I don't see how it is better than Battlefield at all, right at the beginning I saw two instances where in Battlefield more epic stuff would happen with their implementation of Havok.
We can change the entire map scope in Battlefield and create/destroy tactical advantages.
They trying to bring tanks across the bridge? We can destroy the bridge in Battlefield, something you cannot do in this game going by trailer.
Destroying a few walls is the most basic form of destruction that has featured on Battlefield for decades, and currently it goes far beyond that.
Looking at the trailer in general, this looks like a cheap Chinese knockoff of Battlefield, and you the courage to claim is better than Battlefield, I wonder what was the last Battlefield game you played.
maybe im getting old, but this is going soo freaking fast i couldn't track anything what was happening. Soo many shock and awe effects, shaking, extreme fast scoping and hitting enemies, explosions and all kind of Michael Bay bombastical action… i blinked and already 5/6 scenes already went by.. I can understand the adrenaline rush teenagers love with these kind of games but to be honest .. it all may slow down a bit more for me.. i want some peace after a hard day of work
maybe im getting old, but this is going soo freaking fast i couldn't track anything what was happening. Soo many shock and awe effects, shaking, extreme fast scoping and hitting enemies, explosions and all kind of Michael Bay bombastical action… i blinked and already 5/6 scenes already went by.. I can understand the adrenaline rush teenagers love with these kind of games but to be honest .. it all may slow down a bit more for me.. i want some peace after a hard day of work
maybe im getting old, but this is going soo freaking fast i couldn't track anything what was happening. Soo many shock and awe effects, shaking, extreme fast scoping and hitting enemies, explosions and all kind of Michael Bay bombastical action… i blinked and already 5/6 scenes already went by.. I can understand the adrenaline rush teenagers love with these kind of games but to be honest .. it all may slow down a bit more for me.. i want some peace after a hard day of work
The extraction mode looks way better in that regard. You along with 2 buddies explore a map and encounter loot and other 3-player teams. It's not as hectic but interesting and engaging nonetheless.
https://youtu.be/9wSZAGzMrN8?si=5oFh5ae-hJrXcKl1
It's not about age necessarily but generational differences. Kids these days are adhd laden and need constantly flashing sh*t in their faces lest they lose interest. God forbid you have a shooting game based not on theatrics but, you know, shooting. Focused gunplay. Bu no. No no no. Can't have that. It's boring. I will forever despise Call of Duty because in my view it has destroyed first person shooting games.
Destruction? I thought I'd be seeing building blowing up in pieces here even the containers aren't even getting any dirt