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Halo 4: Flood Return In Infection Gametype

The press embargo for Halo 4 was lifted last week, revealing details on the opening missions in the game’s campaign along with the new “Dominion” gamemode. According to leaked screenshots of the French Official Xbox Magazine, the zombie-killing Infection mode allows players to be the being-consuming Flood.

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