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Halo 5: Forge hits PC in September

Anvil's Legacy update adds new weapons and maps.

Halo 5 players on Xbox One have used Forge mode to create some amazing maps. Remember the podrace from Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace? Earlier this year A Forge expert recreated that in Halo 5.

Now, I expect even more eye-catching creations are around the corner, because Forge is coming to PC on 8th September.

Forge is the user-creation portion of Xbox One shooter. It's a free download via the Windows Store on Windows 10 PCs.

Forge on PC supports mouse and keyboard, as you'd expect, which should make for refined use. It also supports higher-resolution displays, including 4k.

You can host and play custom matches for up to 16 players. Creations can be shared across Windows 10 PC and Xbox One via a new content browser that spans platforms.

Cover image for YouTube videoHalo 5 Forge Maps - Boonta Eve (Aesthetic)

Meanwhile, on the same day, developer 343 will release Anvil's Legacy, the ninth free update for Halo 5 on Xbox One.

This updates Forge mode on console so it also includes the new content browser, and adds two new maps and new weapons.