All maps in Delta Force: Hawk Ops

Delta Force: Hawk Ops is the upcoming free-to-play multiplayer extraction shooter from Team Jade and the latest addition to the classic series. It features multiplayer gameplay mechanics from games like Battlefield, as well as extraction elements similar to Escape from Tarkov.

Delta Force: Hawk Ops has a lot to offer. Starting from a broad range of weapons to different game modes, Hawk Ops Alpha Test has kicked off on a strong note.

For its multiple game modes, Team Jade has released several maps so far, and has plans for more as it nears launch. Here are all the maps in Delta Force: Hawk Ops.

All Delta Force: Hawk Ops maps released so far

At the time of writing, Team Jade has released seven maps so far:

Space City was added as a Hazard Operations map on August 16, 2024. The devs plan to release more maps in the future. It needs to be seen if we get more during the Alpha Test period. If that happens, we will make sure to update this section accordingly.

What are the Delta Force: Hawk Ops maps like?

The maps for Tactical Turmoil such as Layali Grove, Zero Dam, and Space City are massive in size. They feature dynamic characteristics that perfectly suit the needs of the extraction game mode, like Tarkov. They have multiple locations and give you enough missions to complete, bosses to fight, and looting areas to upgrade your arsenal.

Havoc Warfare maps on the other hand are much more open. Ascended and Cracked are the only two maps available for the mode in Alpha Test. Since these maps are not as dynamic as the ones from the extraction mode, you can be as creative as you want in multiplayer. Want to sit back and snipe enemies? You can do that. Rushing straight into the enemy base is your forte? You’d be able to do that too.

However, before jumping into the Alpha test, do check the best PC settings for the ideal balance between frames and quality.