Delta Force: Hawk Ops will use Unreal Engine 5. There is an announcement dedicated to the single-player campaign

TiMi Studios is not one of the teams that often brag about the results of their work while creating games. Even when they try to revive one of the most worthy games in the genre. However, what they’ve shared so far at least leads us to believe they’re on the road to success. Unfortunately, we have not yet received any information about the release date, but we have found some interesting material.

Delta Force: Hawk Ops has received a new announcement. The developers have released several Unreal Engine 5 frames of the campaign based on Black Hawk Down.

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The material published at the end of February already looks amazing. After all, we’re dealing with not just any reboot, but a remaster of a cult game from the early 2000s, as we jump into the near future (specifically 2035) to engage in a conflict updated with local geopolitics. the facts. Sure, the free-to-play model may be surprising at first, but at least the creators promise a comprehensive product that offers both multiplayer and single-player play. The new video focuses on the latter.

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This time we may not have seen parts of the dynamic battles, but TiMi Studios has provided some very specific viewpoints – very realistic footage from the Black Hawk Down campaign. Of course, this is a demo and the final version does not have to look like this (as was the case with many projects in the past), but the landscapes powered by Unreal Engine 5 have the right to be impressive. Let’s hope the campaign at least maintains a higher standard than, say, the last Call of Duty game…

Source: DSOGaming