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

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 will be the first game to completely break the FPS barrier with a new third-person mode, will change the series forever in November 2024.

Three years on and a few bumps in the road later, Halo Infinite is looking to mix things up with… uh, a third person mode!

First reported by GamesRadar, 343 Industries took to X, "The Everything App" to announce this heretical addition. The accompanying video shows exactly what you'd expect: Halo multiplayer, but in third person. It's the Fortnite style of zoomed out, slightly offset cam rather than the more classico over the shoulder popularized by Gears of War.

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.