Defeat the banished and reclaim Halo Zeta in Halo Infinite’s Campaign Mode, now live

After six years of development and delays that made it no longer an Xbox Series X launch title | S, Halo Infinite is launching in full today, with the addition of a campaign mode included launched free to play PvP multiplayer mode.

Halo Infinite once again sees players step into the inimitable Master Chief’s combat boots, as he explores the world of Zeta Halo rings, knocking down Banished settings and appropriating them to use for alone, all while searching for Cortana after the events of Halo 5.

Clear mission.

Step into Master Chief’s armor in the Halo Infinite campaign now: https://t.co/5BRrAOUqDM pic.twitter.com/rIulPIY2Ou

– Xbox (@Xbox) December 8, 2021

343 Industry Leaders Bonnie Ross called the launch “reboots the spirit” and praises her team for “saying we’re not ready for 2020 and then spent the last year polishing and refining.” Chief Creative Officer Joseph Staten said that “the game is coming out at an incredibly difficult time,” referring to the COVID-19 pandemic. Leaving the hearts of so many people over the course of the past two years, he said he hopes the game will make you “feel like a hero who can be battered and bruised, but always finds courage.” gas to rise, fight and win.”

While we’re certainly excited to see the next chapter in Master Chief’s adventures, we’d be lying if we said we weren’t hesitant either. Given its protracted and delayed development, let’s talk about a reduction in its range (down two-thirds from its original size, according to Bloomberg). via IGN), and The glitch that the multiplayer beta has had, it’s hard for anyone but the most hardened Halo fanatics to be ready to plunge straight into the hysteria. I oddly hoped that things would turn out that way, but seeing how successful other major shooter series have been lately (look at you, Battlefield 2042), I’ll remain cautiously optimistic until some of the first player reviews come out.

Jason Winter, News editor
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