Halo Infinite is making major changes to its Forge mode as part of the game's upcoming July update. Along with the addition of several popular features from past Halo games, Halo Infinite's Operation: Fleetcom will introduce several quality-of-life improvements for Forge users and several updates that aim to make using the tool easier and more efficient.
While the Halo franchise has been taken into exciting and new territory over the last two decades, focusing and improving upon the game's sandbox has remained a cornerstone of each new entry, with Halo Infinite adding to the series' list of weapons, tools, and features significantly. Along with tools like the fan-favorite Grappleshot and new weapons like the Cindershot, Halo Infinite also shook things up with its story mode, planting Master Chief in a brand-new open world. Alongside this massive open world came exciting new storyline development and the introduction of several new characters. However, multiplayer and custom modes continue to be a big piece of Halo Infinite's puzzle, with the game's Forge mode set to receive some of the biggest changes and upgrades it has seen since its initial release.
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