Halo Infinite co-op leaks reveal DMR weapon, Forge mode details
Finish the flight.
The long-awaited co-op flight test for Halo Infinite finally launched last Friday, several days later than expected, and brought glimpses at various features spotted by fans delving deep into the game's files.
This includes upcoming maps and weapons, as well as details of Infinite's Forge mode (thanks, LeaksInfinite/HaloDotAPI). Also, a mysterious object called the quantum translocator.
First up, here's the fan-favourite and powerful DMR weapon, missing from Infinite until now.
Halo Infinite DMR with the scope! pic.twitter.com/IAQyqXJdnw
— Rebs Gaming (@Mr_Rebs_) July 17, 2022
Gameplay footage of Forge mode's nav mesh system has also surfaced. This tells your Spartan bots how to behave and navigate properly across parts of your custom landscape.
Nav Mesh allow your maps to better support spartan bots on your forge maps. #HaloInfinite #HaloInfiniteMP #Halo pic.twitter.com/mZmV0iBng7
— Delta (@Delta_ae) July 16, 2022
Here's a turret:
I told you there would be turrets in Forge! Here’s gameplay of a fully functioning banished turret!
— Rebs Gaming (@Mr_Rebs_) July 17, 2022
Source: https://t.co/yixeZlEACh pic.twitter.com/7mh4JPnd9s
What does the quantum translocator item do? Fans aren't sure.
A new object called the quantum translocator has been discovered in Halo Infinite. pic.twitter.com/HguoxZrvLC
— Rebs Gaming (@Mr_Rebs_) July 16, 2022
The co-op flight is available to those who have signed up to the Halo Insider program, but don't worry if you haven't - progress made won't carry over into the full game.
For everyone else, co-op mode will arrive in August.
If you missed it, last week a fan built and fired a Halo SPNKR rocket launcher in real-life, with mixed results.