As much as I enjoyed the earlier games, the escalating drama between Master 'Chief' Chief and his sassy and increasingly curvaceous AI ladyfriend Cortana just isn't the greatest of hooks to hang a budding space-opera from. The shift to co-op centric design and some annoying unsatisfying-to-shoot enemies introduced in Halo 4 dulls its edge somewhat, and it's all wrapped up in a story that reads like overenthusiastic fan-fiction.
Mercy is a new Arena multiplayer map while Temple boasts a "large-scale battleground built with Warzone Assault mode in mind."Īgain, Halo 5: Forge and the Anvil's Legacy content update for Halo 5 will both arrive on September 8.While Halo 5 is a solid enough bit of sci-fi shootery, it's not my favourite game in the series. The two new multiplayer maps included in the DLC, Mercy and Temple, are both set on the Elite homeworld of Sanghelios. It also includes in the new content browser which makes it easier to search for and access user-created Forge content made on either platform. It will also include updates to Forge mode on console along with two new maps, three new weapons, Sound Dampener attachments, REQ to collect, armor and weapons skins, other customization options and more. On the same day, the ninth free content update for Halo 5: Guardians, Anvil's Legacy, will be released. They can then customize or build their very own from scratch. It supports higher-resolution displays such as 4k along with the ability to host and play custom matches for up to 16 players alongside a new content browser "that spans platforms."Ĭreators will be able to download levels from the Forge community created on both Windows 10 PC and Xbox One. Microsoft and 343 Industries have announced the next free content update for Halo 5: Guardians and the Windows 10 version of Halo 5: Forge will release on the same day.Īnnounced in May for Windows 10, the Forge level-creation feature for Halo 5 will be released on September 8.
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