Leaked Halo Infinite Forge videos have us dreaming up possibilities already
, show off two very different applications of Halo Infinite Forge mode's potentially deep scripting elements. While neither video is especially granular, they do hint that Halo Infinite could have the most customizable Forge mode to date.The first leaked Halo Infinite Forge mode video showcases the player building a makeshift barricade to block a window. As Helioskrub points out, a Call of Duty-style Zombies survival mode might be possible to make in Forge mode.
A Zombies mode made in Forge would be absolutely perfect for Halo's iconic Flood enemies. Sadly, the zombie-like Flood don't make an appearance in Halo Infinite. But if the new Forge mode does support the placement of AI-controlled actors, we'd love to see Flood assets from Halo: The Master Chief Collection repurposed for Halo Infinite.The second video shows off a working 'Pack-a-Punch' machine that the player can put their weapons into.
The creator notes that creating the Pack-a-Punch machine is actually a lot of work. That's because each weapon needs its own scripting path in order to make the upgrade possible. So, if you wanted to add upgrades for every weapon in the game, you'll probably have a pretty massive scripting task ahead of you.What the leaker has shown in the above videos is likely a pretty early build of Halo Infinite's Forge mode.
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