Halo Infinite’s much-anticipated Forge mode hasn’t been released yet, but that’s not over yet @DeathTempler from recreating PT’s creepy hallways in its first version.
According to the report of PC gamers, some players like Death Templer have found a way to access the unfinished version of Halo Infinite’s Forge Mode in latest co-op campaign test flight and it has provided these creators with some powerful tools to create some impressive work.
You can see guide PT’s corridor in Halo Infinite’s Blacksmith Mode by clicking here, and you can see that the latest version of Forge allows for more customization, better lighting options, more diverse sound effects, etc.
This is just the beginning of Death Templer’s mission to recreate PT, as he has the goal of “making PT so good in Forge one day, that prompts Konami to shut down and cancel.”
PC Gamer notes that players should avoid trying to access Forge mode and wait for the Open Beta in September as the process requires third-party tools and could very well get you banned by 343 Industries. The Forbidden Hammer has yet to be unleashed by the Halo developers, but it might just be a matter of time.
Forge mode is part of the 2022 roadmap for Halo Infinite along with campaign mission replays, campaign network co-ops, season 3, new narrative events, campaign split-screen co-op and more.
PT, is a demo for the canceled Silent Hills game from Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro, is set for Norman Reedus to star and is the next step forward for the Silent Hill series. Unfortunately, Silent Hills has been canceled by Konami and PT has been removed from the PlayStation store.
The rumor mill for a new entry in the Silent Hill series has been pretty busy in recent months, and May 2022 saw an image of a potential new game leaked and then quickly deleted.
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