Two shooters in one launcher
Delta Force from TiMi Studio is a free-to-play military shooter with two very different modes. Warfare is 32v32 combined arms on maps like Shafted, Ascension and the new The Mog. Operations is extraction PvPvE where you carry loot out of Zero Dam, Layali Grove, Space City or Brakkesh and lose it all if you die. The anti-cheat is ACE with behavioural detection on top, so what a cheat does matters as much as what it is.
Layali Grove 2.0: extraction by water
The updated map has three new zones, fishing, and Jet Ski and Assault Boat missions. A squad with Rover and Clover can cross the water, blind a camped exit and still lose to a team that saw them first. ESP with box, skeleton and distance shows who waits at the extract point, and loot labels let you skip a room that has already been cleared.
The Mog: Warfare in a city
This map is built around narrow streets and rooftops, and a squad of eight can arrive from any of them. A 2D radar on a second screen or in an overlay shows the push direction. Combined with distance labels it tells you which flank to cover.
Polaris Patrol and Desmoulins
The boss encounter pays well and draws every team nearby. An aimbot with smooth settings and visibility checks keeps your shots on the target and off the wall, while ESP shows the rival squads that came for the same drop.
Zero Dam: the classic route
Zero Dam is still the map where most new Operations players start, and the one where a camped corridor ends the run. Seeing players and containers through walls changes which route you take, and loot ESP stops you from searching empty rooms. Pick a build by the feature that decides your own matches: ESP for extraction, radar for Warfare.