What to expect from the Forge mode in Halo Infinite
The upcoming Winter Update for Halo Infinite promises many things, including the all-new Forge mode beta.
The title returns after a long hiatus to deliver on its initial promises, including gameplay balances, multiplayer changes, and weapon balance adjustments.
This mode has many new features and improvements over Halo 5: Forge:
Forge mode beta releases as a part of the Winter Update for the title on November 8 across PC, Xbox One, and Series X/S. Players can start tinkering with the Forge tool as soon as the update is live.
Initially released for Halo 3, Forge is a unique game mode that allows players to create and design their multiplayer maps. These maps can, in turn, be shared among the community as custom games.
The mode features a great degree of control. Various sections of the map, such as enemy placement and item drops, can be modified to put a unique spin on the map.
The latest iteration of the Forge mode from Halo Infinite boasts several new features and an overall improvement over the Halo 5 Forge.
Forge received critical acclaim upon release in Halo 3. It was trendy, spawned a series of custom-made maps, and has become a mainstay of the franchise. With the Winter Update, Forge looks more expansive than ever.
For the upcoming Winter Update, two multiplayer maps have been designed entirely in Forge - Argyle and Detachment.
Despite an initially strong start, the title stumbled into mediocrity soon after launch. To make matters worse, Season 2 was met with a lukewarm response after the disastrous Season 1 wrapped up.
An overall lack of content has hurt the game, with the game having only two major map releases since launch.
A harsh XP system for grinding the battle pass also turned off players from the game. Numerous bugs
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