Delta Force, the renowned free-to-play first-person shooter, has just launched an exciting new co-op campaign mode named "Black Hawk Down." Inspired by the iconic film and reimagining the campaign from the 2003 classic, Delta Force: Black Hawk Down, this mode offers players a fresh yet nostalgic experience. Built entirely from the ground up using Unreal Engine 5, the campaign transports you into the intense streets of Mogadishu, delivering a level of immersion that was unattainable in the original game 22 years ago. It's designed to be challenging, ensuring that players are in for a tough yet rewarding experience.

While it is possible to tackle the campaign solo, be warned: the difficulty remains high, with no reduction in enemy numbers or firefight intensity. The developers strongly recommend assembling a squad of four, each member utilizing different character classes to maximize teamwork and strategy. This cooperative approach is key to successfully navigating the campaign's seven gripping chapters.

For those eager to dive deeper into the campaign's details, [ttpp] provides an in-depth look. To mark the release of this new mode, we had the privilege of speaking with studio head Leo Yao and game director Shadow Guo. They shared insights on their decision to reboot this classic campaign, their choice to offer it for free, and much more. This interview sheds light on the creative process behind bringing back a beloved title with modern technology and a fresh perspective.