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Is Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Delta Force players who already own Black Hawk Down and want additional campaigns
- Military-shooter fans who want fictional missions in jungle and island environments
- Multiplayer groups seeking large matches and custom-map tools
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players without the base Delta Force — Black Hawk Down game, since this expansion cannot run independently
- Players seeking a long single-player campaign, since each of the two campaigns contains approximately five missions
- Players looking for non-military or non-fictional mission settings
Our take on Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre
The defining structure is its dependence on the original Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre cannot run as a standalone game. Its added content is organized around two short campaigns, multiplayer map expansion, and custom battlefield creation.
What is Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre?
Team Sabre is an add-on for Delta Force — Black Hawk Down and cannot run without the original game.
It provides two fictional military campaigns, each with about five missions, located in Colombia and Iran. New content includes jungle settings, 24 weapons with three series newcomers, and vehicles such as the MH-53M PaveLow IV helicopter and RHIB boat. Multiplayer contributes 30 maps, accommodates 64 participants through NovaWorld or 50 over a local network, and supplies modding tools for building original battlefields. Missions and online play cover South American jungles and Persian Gulf islands. The expansion runs on the Black Hawk Down engine.
How Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre plays
- 01Two Campaigns
- Each single-player campaign contains approximately five missions set in Colombia or Iran.
- 02Expanded Arsenal
- The weapon selection includes 24 options, with the H&K G3A3, H&K G36E, and H&K PSG1 added to the series.
- 03New Transport
- Missions add the MH-53M PaveLow IV helicopter and an RHIB rigid-hull inflatable boat.
- 04Multiplayer Maps
- Thirty additional maps support multiplayer battles.
- 05Custom Battlefields
- Mod-support features let players build their own multiplayer maps.
- 06Large Multiplayer Matches
- NovaWorld supports up to 64 players, while LAN play supports up to 50.
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Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre: platforms & release
Is Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre worth it?
It is worth it if: delta Force players who already own Black Hawk Down and want additional campaigns. Skip it if: players without the base Delta Force — Black Hawk Down game, since this expansion cannot run independently.
Where can I download Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Delta Force — Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre on?
Windows only.
