Now that Microsoft are bringing their big Xbone games to Windows 10 too, presumably the next Actual Proper Halo will come round our way too. (Or you might need to get it through this bundle if that doesn't work?)
If you fancy a crack, Halo 5: Forge is out for Windows 10 in the Microsoft Store. You can't find or join games that are already going either that'll come in a future update. You'll need to play through custom game lobbies, which makes it all fiddlier and a bit of pain to organise if you're not playing with pals. Forge is also packing Halo 5's Arena multiplayer mode with its maps. Creations are shared across the Windows 10 and Xbone versions, and played online by up to 16 people. So! Forge has a sandbox where you can slap down and piece together objects to build levels and fiddle with game logic using scripts. Forge is a bit like a basic Garry's Mod, and that's no bad thing for a freebie. I mean, yes, it does have a level editor, but also it also supports 16-player online Halo action with the Arena multiplayer mode and player-made modes and minigames. Halo 5: Forge has arrived free on Windows 10 and while it's not full Halo 5 with the FPS's campaign and all its multiplayer jazz and whatnot, it's more than the level editor it initially seems.
Forge! Huah! What is it good for? More than you might think.
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