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Delta Force mirrors a decades-old but consistently successful blueprint for first-person shooters but stumbles out of the gate with cringeworthy characters and a boring prologue.
Before launch, Delta Force promised modes like operations, attack and defend, and a recreation of the cinematic wonder that is “Black Hawk Down.”
The latter is a story familiar with most war genre fans but unfortunately wasn’t available in the open beta.
Users will be annoyed before the game even starts, having to parse through multiple screens in order to launch it. Users are asked to launch Steam, agree to terms and conditions, and then launch the game every time they boot it up, at least for now.
What the gamer immediately gets when the game finally opens, however, is a storyline and set of characters so baffling it feels like it was written with artificial intelligence using the keywords “gender and racial diversity.”
The opening cinematic feature is a tried-and-true story about a conflict in a fictional Middle Eastern war zone, before quickly transitioning to a vague plotline about a cybernetic old woman communicating with her daughter via video call from a control room.
Either this story was very hard…
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