Delta Force Season Meltdown adds nuclear map, H1000 agents

Team Jade will release the Season Meltdown update for Delta Force on June 30. The update applies to both Havoc Warfare and Hazard Operations and launches with the game’s season ten mission line.

In Havoc Warfare, players get a new map called Coliseum. The map includes a branching event in which a Haavk rocket can be intercepted, sending debris into surrounding streets, or it can strike the arena and force both teams inside for a final confrontation. The update adds two weapons, the RM277 assault rifle and the SVCH marksman rifle, along with new attachments and ammunition types.

A new transport aircraft, the CSV-35, combines vertical takeoff and landing with fixed-wing cruise speeds to move soldiers and small vehicles across large maps. The CSV-35 supports user-modifiable weapon systems for in-game customization.

The update introduces a new operator, Gabriel “N-Two” Mercier. His signature grenade launcher fires freezing projectiles that accelerate with consecutive shots. He carries a tracking stun grenade and a cryo-flask that releases freezing gas capable of sealing doors and slowing or freezing enemies. The freezing effect reduces fracture resistance during Operations and affects vehicle handling in Warfare.

Hazard Operations receives the AZ3 Nuclear Plant location, available for easy and normal operations. Entering leak zones or searching radiation containers increases a player’s exposure level. Players can unlock a Decontamination Chamber in their Black Site to raise radiation tolerance and speed recovery. The plant also features a new boss type, the Neural Device Agent H1000.

Studio 369 described the H1000 agents as “outfitted with neural devices and jacked into Skynet,” and characterized them as “fast, lethal, and unpredictable.” The new enemies appear alongside the plant’s radiation hazards.

Technical details published by the studio state the patch requires a 33.5 GB download on release, with an overall Steam update package of roughly 57.3 GB. Delta Force remains free-to-play on Steam. The game’s recent weekend peak player count matched the combined peaks of Call of Duty, Modern Warfare 2 and Battlefield 6.

Season Meltdown adds maps, weapons, vehicles, a new operator and new enemy types across both main modes. The update goes live June 30 and will be applied as season ten content becomes available.