The mobile version of Delta Force: Hawk Ops will be released in April.

The developers of the Delta Force: Hawk Ops shooter have announced their plans to conduct a closed beta testing of the mobile version of the game. It will start in mid-February and will be available to smartphone users in several European countries: Great Britain, Spain, Ukraine and Poland. The developers promise to provide more detailed information about the testing process later, including exact dates and registration methods. In the meantime, it is known that the creators of the game hope to reach as many players as possible by providing access to the beta version on both iOS and Android devices.

Anyone can register for the mobile version in advance by visiting the official website of the game or the corresponding pages in the App Store and Google Play. Pre-registration will allow you to receive a notification about the game's release and, possibly, some bonuses. 

Originally scheduled for an earlier date, the global release will take place on April 24. The developers did not specify the reasons for the transfer, but it is likely due to the need for additional polishing of the game. 

The publisher of Level Infinite has decided not to release the game in Russia. The reasons for this decision remain unclear, but are most likely related to the current geopolitical situation or the company's business strategy.

About the game

Delta Force: Hawk Ops is an upcoming first—person shooter game that aims to revive the iconic series. The developers promise a variety of game modes, from intense shootouts to large-scale battles, as well as constant content replenishment. Let's take a closer look at what awaits us.

A variety of game modes:

• A loot shooter. This mode, which has been gaining popularity in recent years, will offer players to explore locations in search of valuable loot, fighting with other players and computer-controlled opponents.
• Large-scale battles. Fans of major battles will be able to take part in battles on extensive maps, which will require well-coordinated teamwork and tactical thinking.
• Short team skirmishes. For those who prefer fast and dynamic battles, team shooting arenas will be available.

Delta Force: Hawk Ops looks like a promising project that could bring the series back to its former glory. The variety of modes, the constant updating of content and the potential appearance of PvE missions make the game attractive to a wide audience. It remains to wait for the release and see how the developers realize their ambitious plans.