
The Delta Force PC Alpha Test went live at around Aug 5, 9 p.m. EDT / 6 p.m. PDT. However, on August 30, the developers announced that the Alpha Test would close on September 8, or Sept 7, 8 p.m. EDT / 5 p.m. PDT for the United States.
Fans had the opportunity to participate in the Alpha Test through several channels:
Additionally, their official Twitter/X account regularly gave away Alpha Test codes during special occasions and milestones.
Delta Force announced a new date for the delayed Alpha test on August 6, 2024. Fans could try their luck to get in through the official website, the official Steam page, or by obtaining keys through Twitch drops or giveaways. An example of a giveaway was posted on their official Twitter/X account, where 100 lucky winners received codes for the Alpha test.
From the pre-alpha test that took place from July 11 - 15, the developers discovered several critical errors that hindered gameplay for the small subset of players who participated. Consequently, they had to postpone the July Alpha test to work on fixes and ensure the best possible experience for players.
Delta Force was initially scheduled to hold its Alpha Test on July 18 with no disclosed end date. Fans could gain access by filling out player surveys on the official website, requesting access on the official Steam page, or watching content creators on Twitch.tv to receive Steam keys as Twitch Drops.
The pre-alpha test from July 11 to 15 served as a stress test, allowing a small subset of players early access. Requesting access on all available avenues might have granted this early-early access.
The Alpha Test was exclusively on PC, accessible through the game's official client or Steam. Access to one platform did not guarantee access to the other, as cross-progression was not implemented for the alpha test. For more detailed information on the test, check out their comprehensive Steam blog post.
The game will not be available on Xbox Game Pass.