You can now install Delta Force ahead of time on Xbox, make plenty of room on your SSD

You can now install Delta Force in advance on Xbox: prepare a lot of space on your SSD.

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Good news for those waiting for the release of Delta Force on consoles. The large-scale tactical shooter can now be pre-installed on Xbox, allowing players to have the game ready for launch day. However, you’ll need to make some space on your SSD, as the download size is around 97.5 GB.

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For now, the pre-installation option is not available directly from the console, but it is active through the Xbox mobile app, from which you can start the download without any issues. An alternative that more and more players are using to manage their library and get ahead of the launch day.

Delta Force on Xbox: pre-download now available

With the pre-download now active on Xbox Series, Delta Force confirms that it will be a game of great scope: the installation exceeds 97 GB, reflecting both the scale of its maps and the project’s graphical ambition. A download this large makes pre-installation almost mandatory to avoid queues or saturation on launch day.

The saga returns as a free-to-play tactical shooter with three main modes that aim to cover different playstyles:

• War: massive 32v32 multiplayer battles with combat on land, sea, and air, as well as specialized tactical vehicles and equipment.

• Operations: an extraction mode where you’ll need to infiltrate behind enemy lines with your squad, face other players, and extract objectives before being eliminated. It also includes a JcE mission-based variant designed for those who prefer cooperative challenges against AI.

• Black Hawk Down: a modern reinterpretation inspired by the classic game and the iconic 2001 film, allowing you to relive iconic moments in a tactical shooter key.

The developers insist that the game will stay away from the “Pay To Win” model. Progress and experience will be based on community feedback, with constant updates and a advanced anti-cheat system developed by IAG, aimed at ensuring a fair and competitive environment from day one.