Delta Force to Focus on More “Grounded” Cosmetics, Currently “Exploring” Crossovers With Other Games

With Delta Force’s being a free-to-play game, it’s a given that we’ll see cosmetics skins, weapon camos and the like as part of its revenue stream. The big question here is: will the developers at Team Jade follow the Call of Duty formula for cosmetics wherein anything goes? Thankfully, that won’t be the case.

If you’re worried that we’ll be seeing anime characters, wrestlers and all sorts of crazy skins in Delta Force post-launch, don’t fret as that won’t be the case. Speaking to MP1st, Team Jade Design Director Ricky Liao confirmed that we’ll be seeing more “grounded” cosmetics in line with the game’s theme.

MP1st: In terms of cosmetics, will TiMi focus on more “grounded” and realistic skins or will it be more like recent Call of Duty skins where anything goes?

Ricky: We want to focus on more grounded aesthetics that fit the Delta Force tone and style.

Continuing with the cosmetics topic, we also asked whether crossovers and collaborations are part of the plans, which Liao confirmed is something they’re “exploring.”

MP1st: Going hand in hand with cosmetics, are there plans to do crossovers with other games in terms of cosmetics or events?

Ricky: This is something that we’re currently exploring, however any such crossover would need to respect the visual design and overall identity of Delta Force.

This is definitely good news, especially for those tired of seeing weird character skins in military shooters. Not only do these look goofy, but they sometimes make you guess whether someone you’ve seen is a friendly or not since they’re rocking a character skin that doesn’t offer a clear indicator which side they’re fighting for.

In terms of crossovers, which one would you think work within the game’s theme? I gather, seeing the likes of Battlefield and Call of Duty are certainly out of the question given they’re direct competitors, but there are other licenses and games that could maybe fit what Team Jade is looking for.

Stay tuned to our full Delta Force interview hitting the site soon.

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