5 Reasons Delta Force Is What Battlefield 2042 Was Supposed to Be

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5 Reasons Delta Force Is What Battlefield 2042 Was Supposed to Be

TiMi J3 Studio’s Delta Force was released last month for Windows PC, iOS, and Android devices. It quickly became one of the most popular FPS video games in the world, leaving everyone wondering if the game would be able to dethrone popular franchises like Call of Duty and Battlefield. It’s hard to say if Delta Force will be able to take down those franchises, but in some ways, the game is better than a few AAA FPS titles, for example, Battlefield 2042.

In many ways, Delta Force is much better than EA’s latest Battlefield game, Battlefield 2042. The expectations were quite high, given how popular the franchise is; however, the game turned out to be a complete disappointment. Here are five things that Delta Force does better than Battlefield 2042.

1) Authentic tactical gameplay

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Delta Force feels more authentic (Image via TiMi J3 Studio)

Before its release, Battlefield 2042 promised a slower and more immersive squad-based tactical gameplay experience, but once it reached players, the experience was quite underwhelming. The game featured new features and improvements, but they were just not enough to satisfy the players.

Delta Force certainly took notes, as it provides an authentic tactical gameplay instead of a chaotic arcade action. The game offers a realistic and grounded military experience that fans of the FPS genre have been seeking for a while now.

2) Classic military setting

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‘s modern setting feels perfect and immersive (Image via TiMi J3 Studio)

One thing that Battlefield 2042 messed up was its vague near-future world setting. In many ways, the setting felt shallow, plus the minimal storytelling and unrealistic gadgets broke immersion and gameplay balance. The futuristic warfare setting felt weak and copied.

Delta Force‘s setting is one of the main reasons behind its success. The studios understood what players were looking for, and the game featured gritty modern warfare roots. This setting in Delta Force feels realistic and is exactly what the Battlefield franchise was known for before 2042.

3) No hero shooter gimmicks

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features a traditional class-based system (Image via TiMi J3 Studio)

It’s no secret that most developers are integrating microtransactions into their games by adopting battle pass systems and adding skins, patterns, etc. Battlefield 2042 also tried to copy what other games were doing, and as a result, the game had an arcade-style hero shooter format.

Unlike 2042‘s specialists concept, Delta Force went back to class-based roles. Using modern-day weapons in present-day locations makes the game quite immersive and exciting. Most FPS fans are looking for the experience that the late 2000s and early 2010s FPS games provided, and Delta Force does exactly that.

4) Revival of classic modes

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features some exciting large-scale maps (Image via TiMi J3 Studio)

Delta Force features a game mode called Havoc Warfare, which is reminiscent of Battlefield’s classic Conquest game mode. It is a large-scale PvP mode, where players compete as part of a large team on a massive map, but once again, Delta Force excels because of its modern-day setting.

Apart from this, the game features Hazard Operations and the ****** Hawk Down campaign. Hazard Operations started out as an extraction mode, similar to Escape from Tarkov, but it has become a variety of modes.

The gameplay in Operations is more tactical, as it features longer ability cooldowns, injuries, etc. This mode also features PvE missions and a 3v3v3 PvP game mode.

5) Destructible environments

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Delta Force makes the game feel immersive (Image via TiMi J3 Studio)

Without a doubt, destructible environments play a key role in making FPS shooters exciting. With explosions and bullets flying all over the place, it makes sense to have the items on the map fly around. Battlefield games did have destructible environments; in fact, Battlefield: Bad Company 2 and Battlefield 4 are two of the few FPS games that are widely praised for their exceptional destruction mechanics.

Considering Battlefield 2042 was a “next-gen” game, its destructible environment was significantly less than what players saw in previous Battlefield titles. Delta Force does this exceptionally well as its destructible environments create a very immersive gaming experience.

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