Relative to Delta Force 2, what we get?
+A new engine and smooth terrain.
+A lot of big but empty buildings.
+More weapons.
+Five unique characters and their special abilities.
+Many stupid enemies.
+New multiplayer games.

And what we lost?
-Dynamic sky and cloud.
-Thick grass and terrain masking (whether you are crawling or not, some enemies can see you from a very long distance in hard mode).
-Many destroyable buildings and objects.
-More complex and real interior scenes.
-Too many vehicles (tank, armored car, patrol boat, attack helos, C130).
-More interesting missions.
-Better enemy AI.
-More complex events and enemy actions.
-An official strategy guide.

They called it a step forward from Delta Force 2. But I don't think so.

Ah, this one is a better attempt at making Delta Force more interesting. It's the third game in the series. Land Warrior name stands for real US project to make infantry more technologically advanced. Though in this game you will not notice a difference, DF2 already had all-showing GPS. I guess that communication lines don't have near as much of on-purpose bad quality. It does have 3 guns, including XM29 OICW hugeassness, that I've also seen in the first Ghost Recon game and which replaced M4 status of bread'n'butter gun here, that never became mass produced despite seemingly being the future. Land Warrior project still didn't become finalized mass produced thing, btw.

Overall, a game does few steps toward being more fun experience while still being pseudo-tactical, sniping pixels and all. Poor AI is still as dumb as baboons with guns until last few missions where they are suddenly able to shoot you out with shotgun through fog before you are able to see you. But yes, quite a few things. Like another resolution options to fight em pixels. Much bigger interior designs in building, now including dungeons so you get a break from long-range snoiping, albeit nothing too urban. Still got even more varied settings, such as cowboy nerd and weeb ones. Five characters with special talent, such as faster prowl, to choose from, albeit it's uncomfortable as you have to go back to soldier select, a profile thing. Those five act like action heroes too. Well, more guns, I guess it's good, underwater ones still pointless. There is finally a long-range gun with silencer so you can steamroll the game with it.

You can also drop your weapon to replace with a weapon from a killed enemy. Be a minute sniper man! And there is now a swaying view when aiming down the sight, bringing more realistic thing to it, taking a bit more skill. You don't aim as good when moving too.

Then again, there are few steps back. Voxel grass isn't a thing anymore, which was unique thing in DF2 due to seemingly infinite draw distance. And for some reason you mostly solo missions, now you are given only 1 teammate who also dies in 10 seconds. At least in previous games you had up to 4 teammates, exclusions aside. Not that you can order them anything good, still as preset and scripted, while you can still ignore waypoints to do your own thing.

Also, quick missions this time around are like easy random-plot levels before campaign, fits difficulty-wise this way too.
Oh, and you can quick save now during mission. Strangely, quickloading seems to reset all your ammo. I also actually found few stationary guns to use and armory to change weapons at, which were introduced in DF2 but were multiplayer-only, I think. I am not fan of series, so not sure. And yea, multiplayer. I doubt it's unique and populated enough so I didn't care. Requires registration, I don't bother with those in old games I am not a fan of nowadays.

Sadly, while I was somewhat happy to see series improve so far, it's still WAY too repetitive and monotonous to recommend.

PS: Intro doesn't work, please YouTube it out.

Bizarre shift for the series. Realistic feeling missions were replaced by one-man army killathons. The stoic spec ops soldiers you played as previously were replaced by action hero characters with cliche personalities and cheesy dialogue. Realistic weapons were cluttered with many oddball designs that just look cool, with the titular Land Warrior concept billed as the obvious weapon of the future (it wasn't.) Combat was tweaked to be more like an action game than a tactical shooter. The new engine was supposed to be a giant leap forward in 3D gaming, but didn't run properly on most computers, and the game is still super buggy.

cant recommend a game thats a coop that you cant play online only offline at one time it was the best game online

I wonder how did I manage to play it centuries ago. Now its basically unplayable.

This game will not save what I put in before a game. Next time I turn on, its back like they want it. ???????????????

Used to play this as a kid as (Little$$taber) online probably the 1 online shooting game I ever played only issue I have with this game is there is no online play also the only reason i bough the game guess I should read discription 1

Good old game but LAN multiplayer is not working.

This game is a huge step-down from Delta Force 2. The game is back to its classic origins of being boring, repetitive, and nothing of note. The graphics are step-down for some reason. Why is my gun a floating JPEG with no hands? A MilSim where I hold a copy-paste image with one hand? The heck? Even Delta Force Classic had 3D guns, even if they had no animations other than shooting. Its back to braindead shooting with no emotion except boredom. Delta Force 2 at least had hostages, making me feel that lives were on the line.

Ignore the biased positive reviews. This game is a step down from Delta Force 2, they even decided to use 2D sprites as gun models. The game didn't age well but to be honest when it first came out it wasn't that great either. The reviews on this game must have been posted by some of the most delusional people I have ever seen, saying this is one of the best FPS games ever made or comments like "better than COD and BF". Maybe these people grew up in a poor household and mom could only buy them the cheap game at the bottom of the shelf and they are still in denial. Who knows.