Halo players and veterans who want to have full control over the way the play will be happy to know that the developers are listening, as 343 Industries mentioned in a new blog post that Halo Infinite will feature a fully customizable control scheme — allowing anyone to fix and map the controller as they see fit.

According to Halo Infinite lead Sandbox designer Quinn DelHoyo, they are focusing on accessibility and customization for players who want to configure the game with their new control scheme — giving them the convenience and flexibility to have fun with it.

“Everything should feel intuitive and we don’t want the player to have to “fight” the game in order to have fun,” DelHoyo said. “It’s because of this principle, and the fact that Halo Infinite will be on PC, that led us to rebuild the control scheme system to allow players to fully rebind and remap their controls, regardless of platform. How players control Chief or their Spartan is crucial and we recognize that players feel the most connected to the game when control customization is fully featured.”

Halo Infinite is among our most anticipated games of 2021, which you can check out the rest of the list here.

Halo Infinite is scheduled for a Q3/Q4 2021 release for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One.