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Daybreak, also known as War Games Map_Set/: 902-5[1] is a Halo 4 multiplayer map. It is one of three maps in the Castle Map Pack. [2]
Description
Daybreak takes place in a series of ONI bases in the highlands of Saviron on Oban. It is an asymmetrical map designed for symmetrical gameplay, with two bases and a rock path in the middle. Side routes lead to a cave system on one side and a cliff on the other, and worm their way under and through the rock in the middle of the map. A UNSC Strident-class heavy frigate can be seen in the skybox, similar to how the Aegis Fate was seen above Sandtrap in Halo 3.
Gallery
Concept art of Daybreak
The Strident-class heavy frigate on Daybreak.
