Shock Rifle The Shock Rifle is a welcomed addition. In ranked, its biggest downside is that it will only spawn with two shots, so you better make the most of them when you get them in your hands. It's a devastating, intuitive, simple to use piece of weaponry that demolishes Spartans and vehicles alike. When people talk about controlling power weapons, chances are there's a Rocket Launcher in place. M41 Spnkr (Rocket Launcher) The Rocket Launcher is the ultimate power weapon. Let's not forget about those sweet, sweet, no scopes, the quintessential Halo dopamine rush everyone should experiment at least once. Hitting the long-range headshots feels as satisfying as ever, and it seems 343 Industries built certain 4v4 maps with wide sightlines in mind, making this sniper that much more important. The S7 Sniper is the ultimate long-range weapon in Halo Infinite, although it may have found its match (more on that later). S7 Sniper The S7 Sniper is the quintessential Halo gun. Of course, the Needler's downside, as always, is the ammo capacity, taking into account the number of bullets you need to fire to kill a single Spartan, nonetheless, it's a great weapon that has a high impact across all levels of play. Responsive, retaining its high fire rate, impressive time-to-kill, and always reliable auto lock projectiles, it earns its spot as one of the best guns in the game. The iconic weapon of the Covenant arsenal is in tip-top shape in Halo Infinite. Simply put, it's the best gun in the game, and we're glad it's that way. Versatile as it's useful at mid and long-range, with good aim control you can still outgun opponents even when up against more traditional close-range weapons.

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