Here’s how to unlock the Uluru operator in Delta Force

Delta Force is one of the freshest first-person tactical shooters, though some fans may struggle to unlock the operator Uluru.

Delta Force as a franchise may not garner the same mainstream praise and appeal as the Call of Duty series, but it has its fair share of fans. The series peaked in the late 90s and early 20s before going dormant after 2009. The series is back and better than ever with the 2024 game Delta Force. While the free-to-play tactical shooter is in global open beta, it has many playable operators.

The operator Uluru has proven one of the most confusing to unlock. While every Operator in Delta Force needs different requirements to unlock, Uluru remains strangely hard to get. Some fans wonder if he’s even available.

Here’s what fans need to know about the operator Uluru in Delta Force and how his abilities work.

How to unlock Uluru in Delta Force

Uluru remains locked in Delta Force, though he’ll likely be given to fans as a reward for a future event.

All four additional Operators available at launch are unlocked through the seasonal pass or limited-time events. Uluru will likely be a similar case. Hackclaw, for example, has her ongoing Operator Hackclaw event that runs until January 16, 2025. If the game opts to run one operator event at a time, fans can expect Uluru’s event to kick off sometime after that date. The article will be updated with the steps to unlock Uluru at that time.

It’s important to note that the developer Team Jade hasn’t commented on when Uluru’s event will come to the game. The official reveal trailer came out on December 12, 2024, and there hasn’t been word on the operator’s release since.

Naturally, players will get to level Uluru up after opening him like other operators. Those who already completed all available missions for existing operators will get to claim new rewards through Uluru’s level-up missions.

What abilities will Uluru have in Delta Force?

Uluru’s reveal trailer reveals the Delta Force operator will have an igniting grenade, quickset cover, and his stand-out Guided Patrol Missile.

Uluru’s gadgets include the composite incendiary grenade and quickset cover. Throwing the incendiary grenade sets the affected area ablaze, damaging enemy operators who walk near it. On the other hand, the quickset cover summons sprayed concrete, giving players much-needed cover.

Delta Force | Official Uluru Operator Reveal Trailer

Finally, Uluru’s Guided Patrol Missile makes him stand out from other operators. Firing it allows Uluru to control an image-guided missile by aiming it down that splits into four bombs on impact. Alternatively, players could also hip-fire with the weapon to fire the missile toward the area Uluru is looking.

Many fans had a negative reaction to Uluru’s guided missile. Critics claim that adding a controllable missile in a tactical shooter where things like position information and proper aiming are crucial is a bad move. Rainbow Six Siege and similar tactical shooters saw many fans eventually leave thanks to unrealistic or overpowered operator abilities.

It remains to be seen whether Delta Force adds limitations to the tactical gear, like minimum damage. This will ensure players primarily use the weapon to destroy enemy vehicles like choppers and tanks.