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One of the most ambitious multiplayer shooters on mobile this year.
What I like:
Optimized for Mid-Range Phones
The game runs surprisingly smoothly on mid-range hardware, which is a major win for accessibility. Graphics are crisp, controls are responsive, and overall performance feels stable compared to other shooters in the same category.
Fair Free-to-Play Model
Unlike many competitors that lock progression behind paywalls, Delta Force Mobile is generous with free content. Players can unlock meaningful rewards and progress without spending money, making it one of the more balanced free-to-play experiences of 2025.
Where I Don't Like;
Overuse of Bots
After playing 228 matches in Warfare Mode during the first season, one glaring issue stands out—bots. Too many matches feel padded with AI opponents, which breaks immersion and reduces the competitive thrill of real multiplayer battles. The developers need to focus on increasing active player matchmaking to keep the game alive long-term.
Match Duration Feels Excessive
At 30+ minutes per match, sessions often drag on. While this might appeal to hardcore players, the average mobile gamer expects faster-paced rounds. Long matches also contribute to device overheating, frame drops, and battery drain. A reduction to 20 minutes would strike a better balance between intensity and accessibility.
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2025-08-29
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