Although feedback to yesterday's Halo Infinite roadmap reveal has been largely negative amongst the Halo community, one of the features that many are definitely excited for is Forge mode, which arrives in Beta form on November 8th.
Ahead of its launch, quite a few players have already gained access to Forge through non-official means, and have been taking to social media to show off their amazing early creations, as we've highlighted before here at Pure Xbox.
The latest example to go viral is an absolutely stunning rendition of the bedroom from Toy Story, which is being created by YouTuber and Twitch streamer Red Nomster. They're not even finished yet, but it looks absolutely incredible:
Since they posted this video, they've also added Mr. Potato Head and the green aliens to the room, and it seems like there's still plenty more to do! If you want to keep up with their progress, you can watch them building it on Twitch.
All of this bodes well for the official release of Forge in Halo Infinite this November, with 343 Industries surely hoping it'll go a long way towards easing some of the post-roadmap disgruntlement that's plaguing the community right now.
Excited for the potential of Forge mode? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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I think it's hilarious how modders and individuals can produce more content than a 750+person studio.
@pip_muzz no kidding
That looks incredible! What a fun idea. I love the metal sounds as he hits the blocks and runs on the floor. It sticks out but give it some charm.
Iâm a tad confused, so these people have accessed a mode of the game illegally am I to believe?
Then being celebrated for doing something they could easily have done in Unreal, Unity, Cinema 4D, Maya and so on without obtaining a version of the game they donât have the right to?
Like yeah, theyâve made assets look like a 25-30 year old CG film, well done, but you know, how about doing that in actual 3D packages.
Just all seems a bit odd. Though I must admit itâs nice to see a version of Halo in 2022 that doesnât look the same as the original Xbox version I played.
@TheElectroFunky Forge has been made available for a select few in the community in an early access type manner.
@Scummbuddy Oh that makes sense, most games of this ilk do the same to a small demographic of their user base.
However, the journalist seems to think some are getting their hands on it in a more nefarious way.
âAhead of its launch, quite a few players have already gained access to Forge through non-official meansâ
@TheElectroFunky oh I missed that line. I don't know for sure for this user, but thank you for pointing that line in the article out for me.
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