Yet, there are some strange omissions. The enemies in Task Force Dagger don't have caves, but they have plenty of underground bunkers.
The bunkers aren't terribly huge, but they are boring, repetitive to clear, and a requirement in most missions. They're awfully drab for a first-person shooter in , and at times running through them reminds one of playing DOOM.
The repetition is probably Task Force Dagger's worst shortcoming. Each mission is nearly identical: clear the enemies, blow up a few structures, and run to an extraction point.
There are some rare and welcome breaks, including a base-defense mission and another where players snipe enemies from a helicopter and assault some city buildings. Even this mission has problems, however -- there's an odd bug where the player will fall out of the helicopter in certain parts of the mission.
It turns out that getting out of the helicopter makes it easier to complete the mission, but there's no way to tell the pilots, "Hold position while I shoot," or "Okay, drop altitude so I can get out without breaking my neck. This ain't Mogadishu! Although real Special Forces teams can deploy in small numbers, you'll work alone in most missions, which doesn't feel particularly satisfying. One of Zombie's earlier games, SpecOps, gave players a buddy to watch their back, but Task Force Dagger seems tied to the "army of one" concept -- every mission is about the player single-handedly defeating thirty terrorists.
Five years ago this might have been acceptable in a computer game, but recent military quasi-simulations like Operation Flashpoint and Ghost Recon have made this approach obsolete.
There are some things Task Force Dagger does right. The weapons selection is sizable and some of the firearms are great to use. The OICW rifle, with its sniper scope and grenade launcher, is murder in both single-player and multiplayer modes, and the grenade launcher emits a resounding and satisfying report.
The selection may be overkill, as a select few weapons prove the most popular, but the wavering of the crosshairs when players snipe, or when using a weapon on automatic fire is a nice touch. Although the opponent artificial intelligence starts out dumber than dirt, it gets a little better as the game progresses and does respond to noise, rewarding stealthy players.
Please, disable adblock. Description As the US army's elite special operations soldiers you are the most potent 'smart weapon' known to man. Your browser does not support the video tag. Released : Updated : T Download Links Link Mega. How to download free Delta Force: Task Force Dagger Use any of the links Wait 5 seconds for the ouo advertising to pass and then another 5 seconds per adfly.
Click on the download button of the selected service. Install the. Most of our games are uploaded in a single link. And now time to enjoy : In case of problems do not hesitate to contact me! Comments Sign In. The tasks that are set for the player are as varied as possible, and do not let you get bored: rescue prisoners, capture a terrorist leader to obtain valuable information, scout the area, clean up enemy camps, and much more. A huge arsenal is available almost immediately after the start of the walkthrough, allowing you to customize your equipment to certain styles of play.
Also, a built-in map editor has been implemented, where you can create your own terrain to execute orders to exterminate world terrorism. The game is a separate add-on not requiring the presence of the original to another project franchise "Delta Force" - "Desert Warrior".
0コメント