Delta Force: Urban Warfare (2002). Play Free Online

Summary

Delta Force: Urban Warfare drops me into tightly‑packed city blocks instead of the open deserts of its siblings. Developed by Rebellion Developments and published by NovaLogic, the PlayStation shooter leans into a scripted, linear style with twelve missions that feel like a cinematic “road‑movie” through hostage rescues, a bank heist and even an oil‑rig assault. What really sets it apart are fully animated, voice‑acted cutscenes that give the campaign a stronger narrative thread than earlier Delta Force titles. After its original PS‑1 run, the game resurfaced on PS 3 and PSP via the PlayStation Network in 2010, giving a new generation a chance to try its urban‑tactical combat. Critics greeted it as an average experience, landing a respectable 70 on Metacritic and earning mid‑range scores from most UK magazines.

Storyline

Delta Force: Urban Warfare follows Delta Force operative John Carter after a botched drug bust in Tumaco, Colombia. CIA handler Robert Jackson pulls Carter into a covert assignment, tasking him with taking down drug lord and red‑mercury smuggler Malik, either by capture or lethal force. The narrative unfolds over twelve distinct missions that blend tactical combat with high‑stakes objectives. Players experience a gritty bank robbery, a tense hostage‑rescue operation, and a daring assault on an offshore oil rig, among other scenarios. Each mission builds on Carter’s undercover infiltration, delivering a fast‑paced, action‑filled storyline that keeps the pressure on from start to finish.

Edited by Maya Carter