Doom aside, another Halo FPS game could take the cake running some weird and wonderful hardware and software, as Halo creator Infinite Forge managed to make Halo work in Halo Infinite with a twist. It’s not what I was expecting in the multiplayer Forge, but it’s another incredibly awesome build that I can’t wait to get my hands on in the full Forge.
Halo Infinite Forge creator Red Nomster used build tool scripts to transform the arcade from a base game that plays a retro version of the Halo theme into a fully functional 2D Halo game.
Although it looks pretty primitive, it’s an incredibly impressive display of what’s possible in Halo Infinite Forge, as the player can interact with the arcade cabinet, move their mini Master Chief from left to right, open it, and fire grunts to get perfect headshots. an assault rifle.
You can check out Red Nomster’s excellent video on 2D scrolling in Halo Infinite below.
The arcade game even has a classic 101 game design built in, because after learning how to jump and shoot, you have to combine the two mechanics to solve the puzzle, isn’t that cool? You can then call the pilot and get a piece of the map.
Then Red Nomster makes an even better claim: Since this is a pre-release version of Halo Infinite Forge, files of certain sizes will distort the map, but when the full version of Forge comes out, it will be quite possible to create a full version. full-fledged arcade. game with well-developed games that can be used as a PvP arena for multiplayer matches.
Red Nomster not only did something as interesting as this, but he also created Andy’s bedroom in Halo Infinite Forge from Toy Story, as well as the ongoing project of many places in Middle Earth where the Shire becomes Halo Infinite Forge from The Lord of the rings. card too.
Source : PC Gamesn
