One extremely talented fan ofHalo 5: Guardiansuses the first-person shooter’s Forge Mode to recreate one ofDestiny’s PvP maps within 343 Industries' shooter.
Although it has been almost a year sinceHalo 5: Guardiansreleased, 343 Industries has assured the first-person shooter’s myriad fans that there are stillmore new significant content updatesplanned for the game. While players wait for the materials' arrival, they might want to try their hand at creating their own assets for the title like the Spartan known as “thesilencebroken” has done with his rendition of one ofDestiny’s most popular PvP maps.
As it happens, thesilencebroken decided to bring a taste of the environments from Bungie’s action-RPG into the world ofHalo 5: Guardiansby recreating the former game’s PvP map dubbed Widow’s Court. Of course, in order to do so, the would-be Spartan had to utilizeHalo 5’s map editing and creation tool known asForge Mode.
As seen in the video below courtesy of the YouTube channel Mitzz, thesilencebroken has done a stellar job at givingDestiny’s Widow’s Court theHalo 5treatment, with almost every detail being comparable to the original. Naturally, however, since the PvP map is a recreation of the standard version — and in a completely different game to boot — the area for Crucible andTrials of Osirislacks some of the polish of the original. To be specific, thesilencebroken’s remake of Widow’s Court is not to scale to theDestinyversion, and the texture doesn’t flow throughout the game.
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That’s not to say that thesilencebroken did a poor job on his take of Widow’s Court, though, for many will likely agree that it’s as close as can be to the source material. IfHalo 5fans want to experience the Forge Mode rendition of theDestinyarea, they can do so by following the linkright hereand downloading the map.
Should thesilencebroken’s version of theDestinyPvP map not be one’s cup of tea, the Spartan has created numerous areas forHalo 5using Forge Mode. As it happens, he’s made a large scale urban map called Crossfire, a small and asymmetrical map called Tesseract, and a remake of the famedHalo 2map with Sanctuary. Plus, thesilencebroken has even remade anotherDestinymap by uploading his take on one of the game’s Crucible maps from its expansionThe Dark Belowwith Pantheon.
Beyond thesilencebroken’s nod toDestinyinHalo 5, this isn’t the first time that a fan has used Forge Mode to reference another game franchise. In truth, there have been numerous examples of cross-over recreations, but one of the more popular builds with the level-creation tool is arguably players’remake ofRocket Leagueusing Ghosts as vehicles. Taking all of this into consideration, this surely won’t be the last instance of fans usingHalo 5to pay homage to other gaming series.
