Fortnite's testing an FPS mode, and now 343 Industries has announced a third person camera option coming to Halo Infinite in November. One of the first person shooters, now going third person⁠—hold your loved ones close,

Industries reveals that a third-person mode is coming to Halo Infinite fairly soon, marking a first in the Halo series' 23-year history.

Spartans won't be able to slide from first-person view to third-person on the fly in-game, but will instead get a new dedicated firefight mode in which all players have a third-person perspective. It marks the very first time a third-person point of view has ever been formally available in a Halo game in the franchise's storied history.

Halo Infinite is "finally" getting a third-person mode, but is it really the feature fans have been clamoring for all these years?

In some major (and pretty surprising) news for Halo fans, Halo: Infinite is finally getting a third-person mode this November.

Here’s something Halo fans weren’t expecting — this November, Halo: Infinite is getting a third-person mode, and will become the very first Halo game to have this feature. This week, at the 2024 Halo World Championship (HWC),

A Halo Infinite third-person mode is officially coming to the game next month, 343 Industries has revealed. "Experience a new way to play!" reads a tweet from the official Halo Twitter account. "3rd Person Mode is coming to Halo Infinite this November".

You'll be able to play Halo Infinite in third-person starting next month, but fans are split on whether this is a good move for the game.

Developer 343i today teased a new camera mode for Halo Infinite over Twitter. This coming November, players will be able to take on the simulations in a whole-new way in Halo Infinite with a 3rd Person mode,