THE SOLO MODE
I hope the developers will reopen the single-player mode in Dam Zero, or at least reconsider opening it in Season 11.
强度特别高，还进黑屋
不好玩一点都不好玩，特别吃操作，我暴率也很低
best shooter game in mobile
please add RPG and fpv drone in warfare
Waiting for match sometimes takes 20 minutes and you still won’t get one .
Been playing this game for years now and but for the past two years, you’ll have to wait 20 minutes plus before getting a match and most times . You’ll have to close the game , it’s not reliable anymore.
So it’s getting 2 stars , cause what’s the point if you can’t even get a match .
So it’s getting 2 stars , cause what’s the point if you can’t even get a match .
Very fun game
It’s like battlefield for mobile. 5 stars.
Mid
It takes 13 minutes to update or download wth
محمد هستم
بازی در این سری شاهکاره
Very fun
I wish ace hunt was a game mode you would keep in the game
It’s really good!
The game is great and I love it, I just wish you could use a controller for mobile and sometimes it takes long to load into map, but in overall it’s awesome!
Не заходит
Не заходит в игру разберитесь
Not a free game
Kept asking for card at start up
Glitching
Fun game but oftentimes the matchmaking doesn’t load & gets stuck. Poorly programmed.
Controller support
Please add controller support please.
Best shooter game for mobile
Insanely good game for mobile. I used to play cod mobile but friends suggested delta force. I started with warzone and finally got into operations. Which is amazing! Although just recently it’s bit a bit laggy.
Rigged game ! Lopsided matches
Very lopsided matches ! Or put on loosing sides in the middle of a match,
It s**ks !
It s**ks !
Past 8 months
Cheaters/skill based matchmaking Absolutely — I’d lean into the frustration and make the Microsoft/software-engineering perspective clear without making it sound like you’re claiming insider knowledge.
Writing
I started playing Delta Force Mobile about a year and a half ago, and honestly, I loved this game. I put a ridiculous amount of time into it because there was something genuinely fun here. I eventually stepped away for a couple of months, came back, and was actually impressed. The anti-cheat seemed to have improved, and for a while it felt like the developers were listening and making the game better.
Fast-forward to September 2026, and I have to be brutally honest: what happened?
I have spent an enormous amount of time online trying to play this game, and I can barely find a match anymore. Normal and Hard modes can feel completely dead. When I finally do get into a match, I'm frequently thrown against extremely high-level players while being given teammates who appear to be bots or who are completely incapable of functioning as a team.
And that's not me complaining because I lost.
I've lost A LOT. And that's fine. It's a game.
I'm perfectly happy to lose when I know I'm losing because I made a bad decision, got outplayed, or simply wasn't good enough. That's how you improve. What's incredibly frustrating is losing because the matchmaking, team composition, player population, and apparent bot system make the actual game feel pointless.
You can spend forever waiting for a match, finally get one, and then get deleted almost immediately because you have no functional team around you. Then you do it again. And again. Eventually you start asking yourself why you're even bothering.
I've put in the time. I've put in the effort. I've learned the game. I've lost plenty of gear. I've had great matches and terrible matches. That's what gaming is supposed to be.
But lately, it feels like progression isn't really about playing well anymore.
With the newer season updates, I've noticed what appears to be a significant increase in bot accounts, strange matchmaking behavior, and changes to TTK on weapons/instruments that didn't previously receive buffs or changes that would seem to explain the difference. Maybe there are legitimate technical reasons for some of this, but from the player's side, the result is the same: the game feels increasingly manipulated and increasingly disconnected from the experience that made me want to play it in the first place.
And this is where my frustration goes beyond being just another angry player.
I'm a Microsoft developer. I work in software. I understand that games are complicated systems. I understand backend infrastructure, matchmaking, telemetry, deployments, regression testing, balancing, live-service development, and the reality that changing one thing can unexpectedly affect five others.
That's exactly why this bothers me so much.
Because when you've worked in software long enough, you can recognize when something feels like it's being patched on top of instead of actually being fixed.
And Delta Force Mobile is starting to feel that way.
The worst part is watching this happen across the gaming industry in general. Games that start with incredible potential and passionate communities slowly deteriorate because decisions seem increasingly focused on engagement metrics, monetization, artificial player populations, progression systems, or whatever the latest business objective happens to be — instead of simply making the game good.
There is still a great game buried inside Delta Force Mobile. That's why I'm frustrated enough to write this.
If I didn't care, I'd just uninstall it and move on.
But I do care.
I want the developers to fix matchmaking. I want real players in my matches. I want teams that actually make sense. I want skill to matter. I want progression to feel earned through playing the game rather than feeling like I need to be in the right circle or have some invisible advantage just to get anywhere.
I don't need the game to be easy.
I need it to be fair.
I've given Delta Force Mobile a year and a half of my time. I've tolerated the losses, the grind, the bugs, the bad matches, and the changes because I genuinely believed in the game.
But right now, as someone who has spent countless hours playing it and as someone who works professionally in software, I have to say:
This is not what a healthy live-service game looks like.
Please fix the actual problems before the remaining players simply stop coming back.
Because that's how good games die — not because players suddenly stop caring, but because they eventually get tired of caring more than the people responsible for fixing the game.
If you want, I can make it even harsher and more “1-star review” style, with a much stronger final paragraph aimed directly at the developers.
Writing
I started playing Delta Force Mobile about a year and a half ago, and honestly, I loved this game. I put a ridiculous amount of time into it because there was something genuinely fun here. I eventually stepped away for a couple of months, came back, and was actually impressed. The anti-cheat seemed to have improved, and for a while it felt like the developers were listening and making the game better.
Fast-forward to September 2026, and I have to be brutally honest: what happened?
I have spent an enormous amount of time online trying to play this game, and I can barely find a match anymore. Normal and Hard modes can feel completely dead. When I finally do get into a match, I'm frequently thrown against extremely high-level players while being given teammates who appear to be bots or who are completely incapable of functioning as a team.
And that's not me complaining because I lost.
I've lost A LOT. And that's fine. It's a game.
I'm perfectly happy to lose when I know I'm losing because I made a bad decision, got outplayed, or simply wasn't good enough. That's how you improve. What's incredibly frustrating is losing because the matchmaking, team composition, player population, and apparent bot system make the actual game feel pointless.
You can spend forever waiting for a match, finally get one, and then get deleted almost immediately because you have no functional team around you. Then you do it again. And again. Eventually you start asking yourself why you're even bothering.
I've put in the time. I've put in the effort. I've learned the game. I've lost plenty of gear. I've had great matches and terrible matches. That's what gaming is supposed to be.
But lately, it feels like progression isn't really about playing well anymore.
With the newer season updates, I've noticed what appears to be a significant increase in bot accounts, strange matchmaking behavior, and changes to TTK on weapons/instruments that didn't previously receive buffs or changes that would seem to explain the difference. Maybe there are legitimate technical reasons for some of this, but from the player's side, the result is the same: the game feels increasingly manipulated and increasingly disconnected from the experience that made me want to play it in the first place.
And this is where my frustration goes beyond being just another angry player.
I'm a Microsoft developer. I work in software. I understand that games are complicated systems. I understand backend infrastructure, matchmaking, telemetry, deployments, regression testing, balancing, live-service development, and the reality that changing one thing can unexpectedly affect five others.
That's exactly why this bothers me so much.
Because when you've worked in software long enough, you can recognize when something feels like it's being patched on top of instead of actually being fixed.
And Delta Force Mobile is starting to feel that way.
The worst part is watching this happen across the gaming industry in general. Games that start with incredible potential and passionate communities slowly deteriorate because decisions seem increasingly focused on engagement metrics, monetization, artificial player populations, progression systems, or whatever the latest business objective happens to be — instead of simply making the game good.
There is still a great game buried inside Delta Force Mobile. That's why I'm frustrated enough to write this.
If I didn't care, I'd just uninstall it and move on.
But I do care.
I want the developers to fix matchmaking. I want real players in my matches. I want teams that actually make sense. I want skill to matter. I want progression to feel earned through playing the game rather than feeling like I need to be in the right circle or have some invisible advantage just to get anywhere.
I don't need the game to be easy.
I need it to be fair.
I've given Delta Force Mobile a year and a half of my time. I've tolerated the losses, the grind, the bugs, the bad matches, and the changes because I genuinely believed in the game.
But right now, as someone who has spent countless hours playing it and as someone who works professionally in software, I have to say:
This is not what a healthy live-service game looks like.
Please fix the actual problems before the remaining players simply stop coming back.
Because that's how good games die — not because players suddenly stop caring, but because they eventually get tired of caring more than the people responsible for fixing the game.
If you want, I can make it even harsher and more “1-star review” style, with a much stronger final paragraph aimed directly at the developers.
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Good Game
This game is great, warzone and new maps uploading with new events those are good , but the wait time in operations is way too long. Except for layali and space city, the wait time is really long more then 7 mins. If someone wants to play as a solo it is even longer . What is the point of having new maps when you cant even play. I want to play on AZ3 and barakesh or tide prison but the wait time over 10 mins and still no match. Please fix that.
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Years of waiting for the same error
“Country is not supported” in which world is Saudi Arabia & Canada aren’t supported in games? In a world with trashy games. Been trying to connect since day one of the game yet the error message pops out.
Back bone support
Played once without controller and it’s a bit awkward to play. If controller support is added I will def come back to play.
Delta Force
I think y’all should add controller support
For Delta Force
For Delta Force
