Former Certain Affinity developer Mike Clopper has claimed the studio had been working on a battle royale mode for 'Halo Infinite' before it was ultimately scrapped by Microsoft.

B efore its launch, Halo Infinite was shaping up to be a major release for both Xbox and the franchise itself, as the expectation was to celebrate 20 years of the brand, the IP, a

Halo Infinite players will soon be able to play a Helldivers 2-like game mode in the form of The Forge Falcons' ODST-inspired Helljumpers.

A developer from Certain Affinity, a support studio for Halo Infinite, has recently posted on social media about how the game's cancelled battle royale mode could have really made a difference in the overall perception of it.

Halo Infinite is getting a fanmade mode that has much in common with Helldivers 2 - it's also called Helljumpers, if you had any reservations about where the inspiration came from - and it has me itching for the dream ODST spin-off that was never greenlit.

A former developer on Halo Infinite has revealed new details about a canceled Battle Royale mode that could have been a major milestone for the franchise. According to Mike Clopper, the former Game Director at Certain Affinity and current Studio Design Director at Raven Software,

Back in 2021, that dark epoch known as the Pre-Edwin Age, there was but one Ed at Rock Paper Shotgun - the venerable

The highly anticipated Helldivers 2 Halo Infinite game mode, Helljumpers, is finally coming later this month after over seven months of development.