Fit check
Is Delta Force: Task Force Dagger worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action players who want military special operations missions rather than fantasy or science-fiction combat
- Players who prefer campaign objectives across multiple real-world locations
- Multiplayer groups interested in creating custom games and maps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-driven campaign with substantial character development or role-playing systems
- Players who prefer tightly focused, small-scale encounters instead of large military operations and air support
- Players looking for a climbing, platforming, or roguelite shooter structure
Our take on Delta Force: Task Force Dagger
Rather than limiting action to a fixed sequence of firefights, the game combines special operations missions with aerial reconnaissance, air strikes, and a map editor. Its structure also extends beyond the campaign into player-created multiplayer scenarios.
What is Delta Force: Task Force Dagger?
Play as personnel from 10 named special operations units in missions set across Somalia, Colombia, Iran, and locations in Afghanistan.
The campaign includes 25 missions involving objectives such as taking an airport, attacking rebel headquarters, ambushing a convoy, and destroying bunkers. More than 30 machine guns, assault rifles, sniper rifles, pistols, and rocket launchers are available. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles provide visual intelligence for planning attacks, while air strikes can target SAM and SCUD missile sites. The game also includes multiplayer with 10 maps and a mission editor for creating games and maps, with online play through NovaWorld.
How Delta Force: Task Force Dagger plays
- 01Ten Special Forces
- Playable units include Delta, Rangers, SEALs, Green Berets, CIA operations personnel, SAS units, Marines, and Air Force pararescue.
- 02Twenty-Five Missions
- Operations cover targets such as Kandahar Airport, rebel headquarters, military convoys, and bunkers near Kabul.
- 03Thirty-Plus Weapons
- The arsenal spans machine guns, assault rifles, sniper rifles, pistols, and rocket launchers.
- 04Aerial Reconnaissance
- Unmanned aircraft supply visual information for planning attacks.
- 05Air Strike Support
- Air attacks can be called against SAM and SCUD missile installations.
- 06Multiplayer Map Editor
- Players can create multiplayer games and maps, with 10 included multiplayer maps.
Delta Force: Task Force Dagger compared to similar games
Abyssus focuses on fast multiplayer shooting through hand-crafted roguelite levels, with weapons that can be refitted using ancient technologies. Delta Force: Task Force Dagger instead centers on 25 military missions, named special operations units, reconnaissance, air strikes, and user-created multiplayer maps.
Delta Force: Task Force Dagger: platforms & release
Is Delta Force: Task Force Dagger worth it?
It is worth it if: action players who want military special operations missions rather than fantasy or science-fiction combat. Skip it if: players seeking a story-driven campaign with substantial character development or role-playing systems.
Where can I download Delta Force: Task Force Dagger?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Delta Force: Task Force Dagger's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Delta Force: Task Force Dagger on?
Windows only.
