Halo fans haven’t become any less nervous since Halo 5 released, especially not after how badly they were disappointed with Halo 4. Microsoft’s flagship franchise has had its fair share of backlash in the past few years and it’s looking like 343 Industries is trying to reel new fans into the series, too.
Despite not being obviously numbered that way, Halo Infinite is a sequel to Halo 5, following Master Chief after the events of that game.
Without further ado, it’s time to have a look at what Halo Infinite has to offer, and how you’ll be able to play it.
What is Halo Infinite’s release date?
Sadly, no release date has been confirmed for the game, yet, so don’t expect to be able to jump back into the action for the next year at least.
Where can I play Halo Infinite?
For the first time in Halo history, you’ll be able to play the game on Xbox One and PC from launch.
What genre does Halo Infinite belong to?
If the rest of the main series is any indication, it’ll be a sci-fi FPS, but 343 Industries have said they want to take the series into “new and unexpected directions”, so we’ll have to wait and see where they take us.
Halo Infinite Synopsis
At E3 2018, 343 Industries officially announced that the next chapter in the epic Halo saga is in active development – Halo Infinite. Unveiled through a thrilling engine demo, Halo Infinite will be a new Halo experience centered on the Master Chief that continues the current storyline. (Xbox)
Halo Infinite Quick Facts
– The game will be using a new engine, the so-called Slipspace Engine, which was created by 343 Industries specifically for Halo games.
– The game will be focussed both on new players and on long-time fans of the franchise.
Halo Infinite Teasers and Trailers
Some of the coverage you find on Cultured Vultures contains affiliate links, which provide us with small commissions based on purchases made from visiting our site. We cover gaming news, movie reviews, wrestling and much more.
