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343 Industries has announced that campaign AI is coming to Halo Infinite's Forge mode in the future. The feature will allow players to spawn and manage campaign AI in Forge, potentially creating some cool PvE experiences. Season 4 of Halo Infinite will feature the return of the fan-favorite Infection mode, which required nine of the game's maps to be reworked.
Halo Infinite's Season 4 brings back the fan-favorite Infection mode, where one team (Infected) converts enemy players (Survivors) to their team upon killing them. The mode has undergone some aesthetic updates, with Iratus, the Banished AI, taking control of the Academy's systems. Infection is a round-based mode where the goal is for the Infected to eliminate all Survivors. The last Survivor will have special traits applied to them, but their location will be revealed to all Infected.
Halo Infinite's Season 4 will introduce the fan-favorite Infection mode on June 20, pitting two teams against each other with one team as survivors and the other as infected. The new season will also feature Career Rank, military-style ranks for players, and an official Forge remake of Halo 5's Plaza map. The faster launch of Season 4 marks 343 Industries' promise to avoid long seasons and end Infinite's content drought.
Halo Infinite's Season 4, set to launch next month, will include the highly-anticipated Infection mode, a zombie PvP mode that sees infected Spartans seek out and infect their healthy comrades. The new season will also introduce a new progression system, and comes amid a series of high-profile departures from developer 343 Industries.
Halo Infinite is finally getting the Infection multiplayer mode, which pits a team of spartan survivors against a team of infected zombies, on June 20th alongside season four. Infection is themed on a hostile artificial intelligence takeover, giving the mode a fresh coat of paint. The game's launch was delayed and some features, including split-screen co-op, were cancelled due to technical issues. However, Forge mode has allowed players to create over a million custom maps.
Halo Infinite Season 4, starting in June 2023, will finally bring back the Infection mode, a popular feature from previous Halo games. Developer 343 Industries also announced a new Career Progression System for the season. The team appears to be staying on track with their release schedule, with Season 3 having started in March 2023.