Original from TechNode.com: Tencent’s Delta Force: Hawk Ops hits PS5 and Xbox this August

Tencent’s Delta Force: Hawk Ops hits PS5 and Xbox this August

Published at Jun 29, 2025 by TechNode Feed from TechNode.com 52

TiMi Studio, a subsidiary of Tencent, has revealed that its free-to-play first-person shooter game, Delta Force: Hawk Ops, is set to launch on Xbox and PlayStation 5 in August. Originally released on PC and mobile platforms in September 2024, the game has quickly gained popularity, amassing over 12 million daily active users as of April 2025. The cross-platform nature of Delta Force aims to enhance accessibility and engagement among players, contributing to its rapid growth in the competitive gaming market.

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