Delta Force 2

Make no mistake, Delta Force 2 was extremely rough round the edges, but one thing that made it stand out from other first person shooters was it's terrain, MASSIVE draw distances and realism, plus multiplayer features.

Apart from the lack of a large number of enemy combatants, they are also placed at strategic spots that truly make the open-world nature of the game shine through.

Which makes silent weapons viable, since enemies react to the sound of shooting and sometimes when they spot the player

The first game was either really hard or really easy but this game turns up the difficulty dial even higher with overall difficulty being a lot harder than the previous title.

Despite looking very dated with its pixelated graphics limited to a resolution of 800x600, it remains a smart shooter that offers the player a great level of freedom in tackling a range of immersive missions, and still has decent lighting, effects, physics, music, and sound effects.

DF2 introduces greater mission variety, more weapons and equipment to choose from, an improved HUD, and more voice acting for the mission briefings and in-mission chatter.