Cut Halo: Reach levels
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During the production of Halo: Reach, many levels were cut or otherwise massively re-worked.
Lehto's original plan
Early in the game's production, game director Marcus Lehto came up with an early draft for the game's campaign, which he later shared on Twitter.[1][2][3]
Lehto's early ideas for the direction of the campaign.
Another series of notes by Lehto.
Early notes for the campaign's plan.
An early exploration for the planet Reach itself.
Mission 0 - Training
Mission 1 - Infantry battle
Mission 2 - Ground vehicle battle
Mission 3 - Boat level
Mission 4 - Aircraft level
Mission 5 - Sniper level
Mission 6 - Hold the line
Mission 7 - Space level
Mission 8 - Supply convoy attack
Mission 9 - City level
Mission 10 - Last Great Battle
Production levels
Driving a Scarab
An early idea for the New Alexandria level would have seen players driving a Scarab throughout the war-torn remains of the city.
Sources
- ^ Twitter, Marcus Lehto (@game_fabricator): "This was a very early campaign layout I made for Reach. Space combat. But it took brave people like @tipul [Mike Tipul] who made it a reality." (Retrieved on Sep 11, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, Marcus Lehto (@game_fabricator): "These are very early Reach mission progression ideas and adrenaline maps. Water craft were functional at that point." (Retrieved on Oct 25, 2021) [archive]
- ^ Twitter, Marcus Lehto (@game_fabricator): "Found this very early mission plan for Halo:Reach and campaign. Most of the sentiment made it into the final game - except water combat!" (Retrieved on Oct 25, 2021) [archive]
