Halo Infinite’s Forge mode will launch in beta on November 8, but it’s already made things like Toy Story en Halo Infinite. It seems that the tools that have given players the power to create their own custom maps are truly amazing. The possibilities for this mode are literally endless, and one incredibly talented player has already shown the extent of what the mode can do with a stunning recreation of Andy’s bedroom from the Toy Story series.
YouTube creator Red Nomster has shared an incredibly detailed video showing off the amazing map. Using object scaling, the creator has done a brilliant job of making the player look like a tiny toy within the room, bringing Toy Story into Halo Infinite. We had recently shared what it looked like Hobbiton from The Lord of the Rings in Halo Infinite’s Forge mode.
Andy’s room from Toy Story in Halo Infinite
The most amazing thing regarding building Andy’s room from Toy Story in Halo Infinite thanks to the Forge, is the amazing attention to detail of the various objects in the room. Surprisingly, many of the toys are fully interactive.: For example, you can activate a line of dominoes that ends up toppling a house of cards. It really looks like it’s going to be a really fun map to play, and no doubt it will have given other players great ideas of what they want to create when the mode officially launches.
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As we said, Halo Infinite’s Forge mode is not available yet. The creation mode is scheduled to launch this November via a beta. 343 Industries expects to release the full mode as part of the winter update sometime between November 2022 and March 2023.
