About Halo reach forge world
Forge was a big part of Halo 3, letting players create their own maps for multiplayer play. But it wasn't perfect, so for the upcoming Halo Reach, the developers at Bungie are reinventing the editor, crafting what's been dubbed Forge World.Forge World was revealed at the San Diego Comic-Con. It takes place in a massive open world, far bigger than even the biggest maps from any previous game. It consists of numerous regions, from wide open areas to tight indoor scenes. There's mountains, beaches, rocks, and even a small island offshore. In short, it's a big space to play in with lots of variety. The "Pinnacle" map built using Forge World.But arguably just as impressive and important as the scope is the way Forge World lets players place objects. There are three different modes for placing objects: normal, fixed, and phased. In normal mode, objects will act just as they did in Halo 3, dropping to the ground and reacting in a realistic fashion. In fixed mode, objects can be left suspended in the air, allowing players to create structures in the sky. Phased mode allows players to actually merge objects together to create something new.Given some of the incredible creations that came out of the original Forge, it's hard not to get excited about seeing what players will be able to do with the new tools offered in Forge World. You can get an early glimpse of the editor in action in this short Bungie documentary.Halo Reach will be launching on September 14 for the Xbox 360, both as a standalone game and as a console pack-in.
Key features of the Halo reach forge world that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Halo Reach - Forge World Ambience - YouTube
- Halo: REACH - Forge World - Pinnacle - YouTube
- Halo Reach Race Track Forge World RACE TO REACH!
- Forge World is on a Halo - Halo Reach Forum - Neoseeker Forums
- Halo: Reach ViDoc: Forge World - Halopedia, the Halo wiki
- Halo reach forge world map - Battle world - YouTube
- New Reach Vidoc- Forge World - Halo: Reach - Giant Bomb
For a fight for the beach on Zanzibar; and then round 3 is an assault on the Zanzibar base.While these ambitious plans have been outlined very generally for you, we will have plenty more to share in the weeks and months ahead. In the meantime, we’ve taken some pictures of areas within the open world from the last Halo 3 build and a couple Reach builds. Keep in mind, what we have been focusing on is the layout and scale of the world, designing play spaces, and making sure we get the geometry as close to what we want it to be in the later game engines. Visuals are still rough in areas, but this will give you a sense of the scale of the world you will explore and the play spaces you have to look forward to fighting in the Campaign, PVE Battle Royal, Multiplayer, and Forge modes.Hastily-outlined in blue is a grid Forge structure for scale.P.S. Some of Legacies’ soundtrack is already available to listen to and purchase. You can listen to early renditions of each track in Alyx’s YouTube playlist and purchase the final versions via Bandcamp. This album is occasionally updated with new tracks, so follow Alyx on Twitter for more news on that front!The following albums of screenshots of modelling work in Blender, in-engine tests, and private playtests of two builds—one for Halo 3 and another for Reach.Development GalleryAugust PlaytestOctober Playtest
