Delta Force Mobile Hits 25M Preregistrations with Eclipse Vigil Launch Trailer

We’re diving into some thrilling news for tactical shooter fans. The iconic ‘Delta Force’ series is back with a double dose of action. The mobile version of ‘Delta Force’ just dropped, and the PC side got a massive update with ‘Delta Force: Season Eclipse Vigil’. Both bring fresh ways to experience heart-pounding combat, and I’m here to break it down.

The mobile launch of ‘Delta Force’ hit iOS and Android on April 21, pulling in a staggering 25 million pre-registrations before release. This isn’t just a watered-down port—it’s a full-blown tactical experience. Picture 24-versus-24 battles where you’re piloting tanks, boats, or helicopters across dynamic maps.

The game also throws in an extraction shooter mode, blending high-stakes looting with intense firefights. What’s cool is the cross-progression feature, letting you carry your progress between mobile and PC seamlessly. Launch events are already live, giving new players rewards to jumpstart their battlefield journey.

On the PC front, ‘Delta Force: Season Eclipse Vigil’ rolled out with a darker, more strategic vibe. A new operator, Elio de Montbel, aka Operator Nox, steals the show. This guy’s all about stealth and control, using debuff tactics to outsmart enemies. He’s perfect for players who love outwitting opponents rather than just outgunning them.

The season also introduces Operation Blackout, a night-combat mode for both Warfare and Operations. Fighting in the dark feels like a whole new game—visibility’s low, so you’ve got to lean on strategy to survive.

I checked out the ‘Season Eclipse Vigil’ trailer, and it’s a must-watch. It showcases Operator Nox in action, creeping through shadowy environments and turning the tide with calculated moves. The visuals are crisp, and the revamped sound design pulls you right into the chaos.

New weapons and gadgets spice things up, and a Kill Cam feature lets you relive those clutch moments. There’s even a global leaderboard now, so you can see how you stack up against the world’s best.

The mobile version doesn’t skimp on quality either. Built by Team Jade, the folks behind ‘Call of Duty: Mobile’, it boasts sharp graphics and smooth controls tailored for touchscreens. The environments feel alive, and the quests are designed to keep you hooked without feeling grindy. Team Jade’s experience shines through, making this one of the slickest mobile shooters I’ve seen.

Shadow Guo, the game’s director, called the 25 million pre-registrations a huge nod to the community’s excitement. He’s not wrong—this kind of turnout shows how much love there is for ‘Delta Force’. The PC open beta, which kicked off on December 5, is still going strong, and you can grab it for free on Steam, Epic Games Store, or the official website.

Whether you’re a mobile gamer or a PC diehard, there’s something here for you. I’m already itching to test out Operator Nox and see how night combat changes the game. Who’s joining me on the battlefield?