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Halo gameplay is often experienced by controlling a player character. Several variations have appeared across different titles and genres.
Overview[edit]
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First-Person Shooter[edit]
- Main article: First-person shooter
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List of FPS characters[edit]
Campaign[edit]
- Master Chief (gameplay) - John-117.
- Arbiter (player character) - Thel 'Vadam.
- ODST (player character) - Rookie, Edward Buck, Taylor "Dutch" Miles, Michael "Mickey" Crespo, Kojo "Romeo" Agu.
- Spartan (multiplayer) - Noble Six.
- Spartan (co-op) - Jameson Locke, John-117.
Multiplayer[edit]
- Spartan (multiplayer) - Multiplayer Spartan.
- Elite (multiplayer) - Multiplayer Sangheili.
- Infected Spartan - Multiplayer Flood combat form.
Cooperative campaign[edit]
- Arbiter (player character) - Thel 'Vadam.
- Elite (co-op) - N'tho 'Sraom, Usze 'Taham.
- Spartan (multiplayer) - Fireteam Crimson.
- Spartan (co-op) - Fireteam Osiris (Jameson Locke, Edward Buck, Holly Tanaka, Olympia Vale), Blue Team (John-117, Frederic-104, Kelly-087, Linda-058).
Forge[edit]
- Forge Monitor - Forge Monitor.
Firefight[edit]
- ODST (player character) - Rookie, Edward Buck, Taylor "Dutch" Miles, Michael "Mickey" Crespo, Kojo "Romeo" Agu, Veronica Dare, Avery Johnson.
- Spartan (multiplayer) - Multiplayer Spartan.
- Elite (multiplayer) - Multiplayer Sangheili.
Real-Time Strategy[edit]
- Main articles: Real-time strategy, Leader
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In Halo Wars and Halo Wars 2, the main character controlled by the player is a leader. Each leader is unique, granting the player access to leader-specific units, hero units, and leader powers.
Leader Powers[edit]
- Main article: Leader power
Leader powers are abilities accessible through the leader power menu during gameplay. Leader powers can provide offensive, defensive and support utility or alter the battlefield in the user's favor. Leader powers cost resources to use and have a cooldown period before they can be used again. In Halo Wars 2, leader powers can be upgraded by spending leader points which are earned through gameplay.
Units[edit]
The individual characters controlled by the player in RTS titles are Units, which are divided into three categories: infantry, ground vehicles, and air units. Each category has its own strengths and weaknesses: air units are effective against ground vehicles, ground vehicles are effective against infantry, and infantry is effective against air units. Not all units abide by this rule. For example, the Wolverine specializes in fighting aircraft despite being a ground vehicle.
Top-Down Shooter[edit]
- Main articles: Halo: Spartan Assault, Halo: Spartan Strike
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Light-Gun Shooter[edit]
- Main article: Halo: Fireteam Raven
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Gallery[edit]
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