Halo Infinite has some hidden multiplayer modes

It turns out that Halo Infinite has offline multiplayer game modes. Thanks to that, some of the popular modes from the franchise are back, but perhaps not in the way that one would expect. As detected by PC Gamer, this information comes from a Reddit user, WickedSoldier991, who shared an image of modes.

It’s certainly a special situation for both players and game developers, 343 Industries. That’s great news for everyone who wants to play a game of SWAT or Fiesta, but the question has to be asked. Why didn’t 343 Industries include these modes in the online multiplayer part of the game?

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When Halo InfiniteThe multiplayer beta of which was released earlier in November, many people are pleased with how it turned out. But some were disappointed by the lack of a few key game modes from the franchise. Specifically, more competitive modes like SWAT challenge players in new and fresh ways. Well, it looks like these modes are in fact already part of the game. If you start Steam in offline mode and start Halo Infinite, more modes will be available in Custom Game menu.

Credit: Reddit user, WickedSoldier991

Among these hidden options is a game mode called Attrition. Here, players split into teams and opposing factions have a certain number of respawns. A pretty cool idea for a game that could work especially well in a Ranked playlist. There’s even a Fiesta game mode, was originally an exclusive time for the event Fracture: Tenrai. Players can also choose from a variety of Tactical game modes, each with a different starting weapon.

Total, Halo Infinite There are 14 hidden game modes that only appear after launching the offline game. And since they are simply presets for custom games, you can save them in the mode editor and use them online. However, this still restricts them to private matches only. Halo InfiniteThe game’s hidden modes look really cool, so it’s a shame you won’t be able to play them publicly.

Of course there are a few confusing questions we have to ask ourselves here. Why aren’t these in the regular game? 343 Industries has yet to discuss the news, so that answer may have to wait. In a way, it’s good to know that the developer is aware enough of these game modes to include them in the game. Hopefully now they find some way to introduce them to Halo Infinitepublic matchmaking.