Halo Infinite players are already attempting to rebuild the entire Silent Hill PT horror game using the new Halo Infinite Forge game mode. Interestingly, Forge has not yet been released to the public, not even in beta format.

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Silent Hill PT was originally released as a “playable teaser” for the reboot of the Silent Hill game series. The game was entirely built within an L-shaped corridor which challenges players to walk in a circuit while solving puzzles and a murder mystery.

The game was led by non other than Hideo Kojima himself at Konami, but was then pulled from the PS4 store and canceled by the studio. Ever since then, fans have been attempting to recreate the game, until now.

The Halo forger, Death Templer, is rebuilding the Silent Hill PT map with all of its eerie details and ambient atmosphere. The forger is still in the process of building the game and will continue to do so until “it prompts a cease and desist from Konami.”

Halo Infinite Forge mode is not yet publicly available, not even to Halo Insiders. The mode is now in closed testing with some players gaining access to it from the campaign co-op PC beta build.

The mode is expected to be released in beta to the public sometime in September, however, an exact release date is yet to be announced.

Halo Infinite is now available on PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox Game Pass.

Source: Death Templar via PCGamesN