Halo Infinite Forge Mode Allegedly To Get Campaign AI

Halo Infinite has had a shaky legacy so far, and its recent saving grace has proven to be the new Forge mode. The new mode has brought back a slew of players while also introducing newcomers to the alluring customizable experience. However, one of the significant additions to the mode is supposedly finally arriving in the game.

343 Industries’ recent Halo launch will finally receive the rumored campaign AI, providing a more dynamic experience to the users. Now there will be more possibilities, allowing creators to produce customized single-player campaign experiences. The news stems from Rebs Gaming on Twitter, a prominent Halo Infinite leaker—the tweet has since been deleted.

The accredited leaker has shared the first images of various campaign enemies spawned in the Aquarius multiplayer map. The leaker has also verified the brewing rumor that campaign AI will finally be coming to the game. The source provided the images to Rebs Gaming alongside the alluring news.

Forge Mode will get a major upgrade, allowing users to create dynamic campaign situations by placing enemies to fight using its wide variety of tools. Rebs Gaming explained the rest of the context, including more images in a YouTube video, bringing glad tidings to the Halo Infinite community. 

Halo Infinite’s Forge mode is the last straw to keep the game afloat amid the lingering controversies and criticisms. The new feature will help players to experience AI-fueled enemies in custom campaigns, breathing new life into the title. We could see a huge inpour of players returning once more to flood the Halo Infinite servers.

The game enjoyed a successful launch only for a short time before the series of criticism spiraled out of control, and for good reasons. Halo Infinite seriously lacked enough content upon launch, and after a hearty campaign, there was not much to do in the game. The lack of content led to a massive drought across the title’s servers.

Moreover, many significant figures responsible for Halo Infinite’s development have left the company, including creative director Joseph Staten, lead multiplayer designer Andrew Witts, and even the founder and head of 343 Industries, Bonnie Ross, left the company. However, the studio has been restructured to ensure productiveness.

The recent layoffs across Silicon Valley have also affected 343 Industries; ex-Halo developers criticized Microsoft for the recent layoffs. The decisions at the upper echelon have led to dire consequences for the game, and the change may lead to a potential DLC being scrapped entirely.

Nevertheless, the team is working hard to create more content despite the massive layoffs across 343 Industries. For instance, recent datamines hinted at the emergence of paid events in the future. Multiple game modes also appear to be planned for Halo Infinite, as leaked imagery suggested in the past. 

The details around the new campaign AI are scarce, and it is unknown when it exactly releases. Regardless, the users are showing their creativity in the Forge mode, creating a wide variety of custom maps inspired by various media. For example, Halo Infinite Forge players have recreated Elden Ring’s Town of Sorcery in the game.

One user also created their dorm room in the game. But that’s not all; another Forge creator even created Mario 64-inspired Lava map in the game. It is also reportedly possible to create destructible maps in Halo Infinite using the Forge mode. We can expect the Campaign AI’s arrival to shift things for Halo Infinite once more.

What are your thoughts regarding Halo Infinite finally getting the highly rumored campaign AI in the Forge mode? Do let us know your opinions in the comments below.

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