Game director Shadow Guo says it’s “shaping up nicely,” but the team wants more time to improve controller balance and player input.

Team Jade’s Delta Force finally saw the launch of Black Hawk Down, its co-op campaign mode based on Ridley Scott’s film and NovaLogic’s 2003 title. There’s even more to come for the first-person shooter, but console players will have to longer to get their hands on it.

Previously slated for Q1 2025, game director Shadow Guo recently confirmed in a Q&A video that the Xbox and PlayStation versions “need more time.” “The console version is shaping up nicely, but we feel that the overall user experience, especially player input, including controller balance and interaction compatibility, hasn’t yet met our standards.”

Since the team wants to avoid an unpolished release, it’s spending more time “fine-tuning the console build.” There’s no ETA on their launch, but Guo said a console roadmap would be provided “in the future.”

In the meantime, PC players can look forward to the addition of the Kill Cam in the next season. Select maps will also receive night versions alongside “new content” tailored for the same. Guo also promised more “optimizations and improvements” this year, with the next developer livestream to reveal additional details.