Delta Force lays out 2025 roadmap and content ahead of mobile release

The much-anticipated mobile version of the iconic tactical shooter, Delta Force, is set to launch later this year, and fans are buzzing with excitement. Developer Level Infinite has not only confirmed the release but also unveiled a detailed roadmap for 2025, promising a slew of new content that will keep players engaged and entertained.

The first season of Delta Force's roadmap focuses on enhancing the existing gameplay with fresh additions. Players can look forward to new operators, weapons, attachments, and gadgets, as well as exciting new Warfare mode maps. This initial rollout aims to enrich the tactical experience that Delta Force is known for.

The excitement ramps up in the second season with the introduction of nighttime versions of existing maps, adding a new layer of strategy and immersion. Alongside these, players will enjoy another wave of new operators, weapons, and gadgets. The third season brings a new season pass and another Warfare map, while the fourth season promises yet another new Warfare map and even more content to explore.

Delta Force's mobile release will feature cross-progression with the PC version, ensuring that players can seamlessly transition between platforms without losing their progress. This integration suggests that content already available on the desktop version will likely be accessible on mobile at launch, making for a robust gaming experience.

One of the standout features of Delta Force is its Warfare mode, which aims to fill a niche left open by the Battlefield series. This mode has the potential to be a game-changer on mobile, offering large-scale multiplayer battles with weapons and environmental destruction. The performance of your device will be key to enjoying these intense battles to the fullest.

With Delta Force slated for release in late April, there's still some time to wait. In the meantime, why not explore other top shooters available on iOS? Dive into our list of the best shooters on iOS to keep your gaming appetite satisfied until Delta Force hits the mobile scene.