SOOP announced that it has expanded its esports collaboration with Tencent for the shooter 'Delta Force'. SOOP has strengthened its partnership with Tencent by managing domestic Delta Force tournaments, producing global broadcasts, and providing support for the South Korean national team. Both companies are working together to expand the local Delta Force player base and revitalize content, with SOOP handling domestic tournament operations, content production, and global tournament broadcasting.

SOOP has operated various Delta Force esports content for domestic users. It has conducted official tournaments and event matches, including the Korean national team qualifiers, and produced content featuring KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders) and KOCs (Key Opinion Consumers). Furthermore, it has showcased various forms of content by providing streamer co-streaming.

Global tournament broadcast production is another key area managed by SOOP. SOOP has produced and operated numerous events, including the ACL (Asia Champions League), the Delta Force Korea qualifiers, and the DFIW (Delta Force Invitational: Warfare 2026). Notably, for the DFIW 2026, which concluded in Wuhan, China, on the 21st, SOOP produced a Korean-language broadcast for the global tournament with a total prize pool of 3 million Yuan (approx. 700 million KRW). SOOP provided official broadcasts and co-streaming with professional FPS casters.

During the DFIW 2026, SOOP also provided on-site support for the Korean national team, HAN. It managed the team's travel, schedule, local operations, and communication with the organizers. Although HAN fell into the losers' bracket early in the tournament, they subsequently defeated last year's champions, TXD, and the heavy favorites, RRQ, to advance to the finals. HAN's journey to the finals garnered significant attention from the global Delta Force community, and the team ultimately finished as the tournament runners-up.

SOOP plans to continue its partnership with Tencent, maintaining its Delta Force esports business across various fields, including domestic tournament operations, global broadcast production, and content planning.

Meanwhile, Delta Force is a shooter developed by Team Jade, a subsidiary of Tencent’s TiMi Studio Group. It is currently serviced in the global market through its 32v32 Large-Scale Warfare mode and strategy-based Beacon Area mode. The DFIW 2026 tournament adopted a special 'winner-takes-all' mode, played in a 20v20 format.