Overnight Microsoft has announced when PC Gamers can expect to get their hands on the Forge custom map creator for Halo 5: Guardians and also detailed some of the content Xbox One gamers can expect to see in the near future when the Anvil’s Legacy update releases.

On September 8 Windows 10 gamers will be able to download Forge for free and begin creating maps for Halo 5: Guardians. You will also have the option to play 16 person custom multiplayer matches as well, although the story mode is still out of reach without an Xbox One console.

Going forwards 343i have a range of new content coming out for Halo 5: Guardians in the Anvil’s Legacy update, continuing the great content support they have shown so far. Players will get 2 new maps, Mercy and Temple, which are for Arena and Warzone modes respectively, along with a range of new weapons, REQs and customisation options.

Along with these, the Anvil’s Legacy update will also include a brand new content browser which will allow you to easily search for new Forge content, including maps, custom games and modes.

There will also be a new Halo app released in the near future, but there are no details on what it entails yet. Stay tuned to Rocket Chainsaw for any announcements!