Delta Force: Xtreme Critic Reviews

The original Delta Force was cutting edge at the time and while Xtreme is a bit of a mission pack, it’s cheap and offers excellent offline and online gaming for under fourty bucks.

DFX is designed for the casual gamer in mind and has a zero learning curve. You can pick up and play and have a blast for a MSRP of about 20 bucks. You gotta love that!

Shooting down a chopper with a rocket or launching a RPG right into a guy's chest just never gets old.

So if you're a shooter fan on a budget, Delta Force Xtreme isn't a bad way to go.

A budget title, and it plays like one. Every feature this game has to offer has been better implemented elsewhere.

Delta Force Xtreme's multiplayer isn't subtle or innovative and tends to suffer from lag and some crashes, but it's filled with exciting, over-the-top action.

This one will move a few units at Wal-Mart, but no more.

Sure, it's easy to pick up and play, the graphics and sound are just about passable and there's a decent range of weapons, but if I had gone out and bought it I'd feel somewhat cheated as I played the first mission, only to find that there's very little new here.

Pointless in the xtreme, unless you're interested in war game archaeoogy.