Halo Infinite Launches S&D Extraction Mode with Advanced Economic System

While other titles may have grabbed the spotlight, Halo Infinite remains a beloved game that's constantly evolving. The development team has recently unveiled a thrilling new competitive game mode, S&D Extraction, designed to offer players a fresh and strategically rich experience.

S&D Extraction takes cues from Valve's iconic Counter-Strike but adds its own distinctive flair. In this mode, two teams of four players face off, with one team acting as attackers tasked with planting a device at a specific location, while the other team defends. The roles switch after each round, and the first team to secure six round victories emerges as the winner.

A key feature of S&D Extraction is its comprehensive economic system, which lets players buy equipment at the beginning of each round using currency earned through completing objectives. The prices of these items aren't static; they vary based on how well players are performing, and all purchased gear vanishes at the end of each round.

The cost of items is carefully balanced according to their impact and potential within a round, with the more potent gear naturally coming with a heftier price tag. Players can look forward to more affordable options in the early rounds, with costs escalating as the match progresses. If players save up their earnings, they might even access high-end gear in the later stages. Additionally, there's an option to spend currency for a respawn after being eliminated, adding another layer of strategy.

Set to launch in 2025, S&D Extraction promises to deliver a dynamic and engaging competitive experience that Halo Infinite fans will relish.