Warthog Rally turns Halo assets into a fast, chaotic arcade racer
Halo: The Master Chief Collection’s mod scene keeps surprising. Warthog Rally takes familiar pieces from Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary and repackages them into a compact, arcade-style racing experience that runs inside the MCC sandbox.
What it is and who made it
Community creator altis94 and collaborators put together eight short tracks built around timed slaloms, a handful of custom vehicles, and gameplay options that let you dial difficulty and chaos up or down. The mod lives on the Steam Workshop and needs a quick setup in the MCC launcher to run properly.
Why it stands out
Many mods promise innovation and deliver very little. Warthog Rally succeeds because it adapts Halo’s movement and vehicular systems into tight, repeatable race loops. It’s easy to pick up, but the tracks and unlockable content reward practice and experimentation—so runs stay interesting after multiple playthroughs.
Quick installation and launch
Requirements: a legitimate copy of the Master Chief Collection and access to the Steam Workshop. Back up any custom settings before installing community content.
Step-by-step:
– Subscribe to Warthog Rally on the Steam Workshop and let Steam finish downloading it.
– Launch the MCC launcher and allow it to sync Workshop content.
– In the launcher’s community/mods tab, activate the mod or add it to a custom game slot.
– Start a custom match to confirm it loaded. If it’s missing, restart Steam and the MCC launcher and try again.
Important launch mode:
Use the “MCC Anti-Cheat Disabled (Mods and Limited Services)” launch option to enable community content. If you don’t see it, right-click the game in your Steam Library → Properties → General → Launch Options, or set Steam to “Ask when starting game” so you can pick the mod-enabled sandbox when needed.
If crashes or errors happen
– Disable other mods that might conflict.
– Re-subscribe to force a redownload if files appear corrupted.
– Run the MCC integrity check if problems persist.
Also make sure Halo: CE Anniversary’s Multiplayer component is installed—Warthog Rally relies on those files to initialize custom racing assets.
Gameplay highlights
– Short, timed slaloms across eight custom tracks reward precision and clean lines.
– Vehicle selection includes several custom Warthogs, bikes, and unique mounts; more unlock as you collect trophies.
– Enemy density is a slider from “No Enemies” to “Total Chaos,” so you can go for relaxed runs or full-on madness.
– Some vehicles allow firing from windows; equipping the Griever grenade launcher or other weapons can clear obstacles or reshuffle racing lines.
Modes and multiplayer
Multiplayer is where the mod really clicks. Team play lets groups set up ambushes, pacing strategies, or chaotic brawls. Solo time trials are excellent for learning optimal lines and shaving time. In groups, agree on roles—driver, spotter, and explosives handler—to keep runs smooth and efficient.
Competitive tips
– Start with low enemy density to learn track geometry.
– Optimize corner entries and exits; tenths of seconds add up.
– Exploit vehicle quirks: some accelerate quickly but handle poorly, others are stable at speed.
– Practice combinations of vehicles and settings—switching things up often reveals better lines and strategies.
What it is and who made it
Community creator altis94 and collaborators put together eight short tracks built around timed slaloms, a handful of custom vehicles, and gameplay options that let you dial difficulty and chaos up or down. The mod lives on the Steam Workshop and needs a quick setup in the MCC launcher to run properly.0
What it is and who made it
Community creator altis94 and collaborators put together eight short tracks built around timed slaloms, a handful of custom vehicles, and gameplay options that let you dial difficulty and chaos up or down. The mod lives on the Steam Workshop and needs a quick setup in the MCC launcher to run properly.1
What it is and who made it
Community creator altis94 and collaborators put together eight short tracks built around timed slaloms, a handful of custom vehicles, and gameplay options that let you dial difficulty and chaos up or down. The mod lives on the Steam Workshop and needs a quick setup in the MCC launcher to run properly.2
What it is and who made it
Community creator altis94 and collaborators put together eight short tracks built around timed slaloms, a handful of custom vehicles, and gameplay options that let you dial difficulty and chaos up or down. The mod lives on the Steam Workshop and needs a quick setup in the MCC launcher to run properly.3
What it is and who made it
Community creator altis94 and collaborators put together eight short tracks built around timed slaloms, a handful of custom vehicles, and gameplay options that let you dial difficulty and chaos up or down. The mod lives on the Steam Workshop and needs a quick setup in the MCC launcher to run properly.4
What it is and who made it
Community creator altis94 and collaborators put together eight short tracks built around timed slaloms, a handful of custom vehicles, and gameplay options that let you dial difficulty and chaos up or down. The mod lives on the Steam Workshop and needs a quick setup in the MCC launcher to run properly.5