Key Takeaways

  • Delta Force, a new free-to-play shooter, will host weekly dev streams spotlighting new game elements.
  • Open beta for Delta Force begins December 5 on PC, plans for console launch are uncertain.
  • The game is focused on large-scale warfare, vehicular combat, environmental destruction, and ethical monetization.

In case you didn’t know, a new free-to-play military shooter is on the way from TiMi Studios and developer Team Jade, and it’s called “Delta Force”, which looks to be challenging Electronic Arts’ Battlefield franchise head-on.


While Delta Force is confirmed to be hitting consoles and PC, the shooter will initially launch in open beta on PC this December 5. To help drum up hype and explain the game, Team Jade will be hosting a dev stream on the official Delta Force Twitch channel each week spotlighting a new element of the game.


Delta Force Dev Stream Schedule And Show Details Leading Up To Open Beta

​​​​​According to the press release sent out, each of the preceding four weeks will have a different focus and reveal new elements of the game. Players can expect to see in-depth information on the week’s theme, with the full schedule available below.

  • November 8th, 11am PT: Warfare Week: The team will introduce new maps, vehicles, and mechanics coming to this mode.
  • November 15th, time TBD PT: Operations Week: A behind-the-scenes look at the making of new extraction maps and mechanics, and a sneak peek at raids!
  • November 22th, time TBD PT: Gameplay Week – Gunplay & Monetization: A closer look at both gunplay mechanics and how Delta Force is committed to ethical, no pay-to-win monetization.
  • November 29th, time TBD PT: Accessibility & Progression Week: A deeper dive into the creation of an accessible and rewarding global shooter.


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If the brand Delta Force sounds familiar, it’s because it’s based on 1998 franchise first started by NovaLogic. Since then, it has seen countless entries for PC, with Delta Force: Black Hawk Down hitting the PS2 back in 2003, with the last game in the series released in 2009 as Delta Force: Xtreme 2 for PC. After more than a decade’s hiatus, TiMi Studio is bringing back the shooter, and this time around, it looks to be taking Battlefield head-on, as it features large scale warfare, vehicular combat, and even environmental destruction.

Delta Force is entering open beta on December 5, though there’s no word yet on when Delta Force will be available on consoles. We’re hoping a release window for it will be released before the year is over.

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