Level Infinite, in partnership with TiMi Studio Group, released a new trailer for the game Delta Force: Hawk Ops, which showed through the teaser video an atmosphere similar to the famous shooter series Call of Duty, Battlefield and Overwatch, as the game will apparently feature all of them in one package.

The game's action-shooting feel is very similar to that of the iconic Call of Duty series, not to mention the detailed destructible vehicles and environments seen in Battlefield games from over 10 years ago, and some characters with supernatural sci-fi powers appear at the end of the show. Similar to the abilities of the heroes in the Overwatch series, Delta Force: Hawk Ops appears to have some of the best elements found in the three popular shooters mentioned above.

For example, the game's fighters will have different classifications. Some will be able to move with agility and speed and jump quickly, while others will be skilled with bows and arrows. As we saw in the video, small reconnaissance planes operate on autopilot, and it's incredible to see their ability to release a cloud of smoke to obscure people's vision. The enemy, as we saw, plays the role of a medic who can revive and treat team members.

But it remains to be seen to what extent players will be able to completely destroy their environments. Will we see something similar to the Battlefield series, where we'll be able to wreak massive destruction and chaos on all our surroundings, or will this destruction be limited? As for supernatural abilities, the game will feature two combat classifications, or the class that possesses these supernatural abilities, and players will be able to choose between them. It's worth noting that the game will have four fighter classifications at launch, and we'll likely see more of them over time, as is the case with many similar games.

Delta Force: Hawk Ops will launch in three different game modes: Hazard Operations, Havoc Warfare, and Black Hawk Down. The first mode, Hazard Operations, offers players a thrilling and unique gameplay experience, where they can form a squad of three players to cooperatively complete a series of impossible missions, while the second mode, Havoc Warfare, is characterized by its strong resemblance to the Battlefield series and features large-scale open-ended battles on land, sea, and air, with the ability to pilot various types of vehicles, mechs, and aircraft, of course.

The third mode, Black Hawk Down, will be a remaster of the classic title that aims to provide an incredible cinematic experience.