According to Twitter user leaks_infinite exposure, the details of halo: infinity battle royale mode were leaked. Many details of the chicken-eating game code-named "Tatanka" have now been mined by data. Battle Royale gameplay is said to be comparable in scale and scope to Call of Duty: Warzone.
The mode will contain 4 ways to team up, according to the leaked display, including: two-player team mode, four-person team mode, default mode, and default mode with human machine.
Detailed background mode options have also been exposed, including "Respawn in the Airborne Warehouse", "Enable Execution Skills", "Enable Blood Loss" and other common game options in Battle Royale, as well as several special operations such as "Occupy Operation", "Supply Operation", "Destruction Operation" and "Survival Operation", which may be optional events in the future.
Depending on the number of people in the group, the maximum of the game will also support 60 or 100 people, and the squad that survives to the end will win. There is also an unlimited FFA mode in which the player who survives to the end wins.
It is worth mentioning that the leaked data also indicates that in the internal testing phase of this gameplay, as many as 4834 players participated in the test at the peak, and 351 online players recently.
As for the code name "Tatanka," it's actually a legendary wrestler at WWE who beat dozens of people and won in 1992 on a 40-man battle royale show called "America's Clash." It is also very suitable for naming battle royale mode.
According to reports, this model will be led by Certain Affinity, which participated in the auxiliary development of multiple "Halo" series, and will deepen cooperation with 343 Industries. In addition, there is news that the new game mode may be launched in the third or fourth season of Halo: Infinity. This means that the mode may not meet players until later in 2022.