Launched in Vietnam in July, Delta Force is a tactical first-person shooter (FPS) that has quickly won the favour of the e-sports community. This year’s tournament will spotlight the warfare mode, expected to deliver an explosive season featuring diverse strategies and fast-paced action across expansive battlegrounds.

The event will bring together the eight strongest Delta Force teams in the world, with prize pool amounting to US$200,000. Notably, Vietnam’s representative Rapid Lofi, who recently dominated the domestic Delta Force Ultimate Tournament 2025: Warfare with an overwhelming winning streak, will compete in DFIW 2025. Their performance has drawn significant attention, and they are widely expected to deliver a breakthrough on the international stage.

Alongside Rapid Lofi, the tournament features seven elite teams selected from highly competitive global regions, namely TengLong, ProjectOne, DNI, NoMercy, Hostile Response, RexRegumQeon x 7SINS, and ToxidoNxG.

All the eight teams will receive prize money according to their final ranking with champions pocketing US$60,000; runners-up US$40,000; third place US$30,000; fourth place US$24,000; fifth and sixth place US$13,000 each; and seventh and eighth place US$10,000 each.

Vietnamese e-sports teams to compete at ASIAD 19’s demonstration events

Vietnam’s e-sports teams will compete in two demonstration events, namely AIES Robot Sports – Ultimate Battle Robots and AIES XR Sports – Steelraid in Hangzhou city of China on November 11 and 12 within the framework of the 19th Asian Games (ASIAD 19), according to the Vietnam Recreational and Electronic Sports Association (VIRESA).