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Halo Infinite
File:Halo Infinite - Logo.png

Developer(s):

343 Industries[1]

Publisher(s):

Microsoft Studios[1]

Platform(s):

Xbox One[1][2]

Windows 10[2]

Genre(s):

First-person shooter

 

Halo Infinite[3][4][notes 1] is an upcoming video game serving as a sequel to Halo 5: Guardians, which will be developed by 343 Industries and published by Microsoft Studios. The game was first unveiled during the opening to Microsoft's E3 2018 conference, with a release date being unknown. The third chapter in the Reclaimer Saga, the game will focus on the Master Chief and continue his story following the events of Halo 5: Guardians.[1]

Development

Since the launch of Halo 5: Guardians in October 2015, 343 Industries has been developing a new game engine—Slipspace Engine. The engine was built to help the development team fully realize their goals for the upcoming successor to Guardians, Halo Infinite. First announced with an engine demonstration at Microsoft's E3 2018 conference, Halo Infinite is still currently in relatively early development. The trailer depicted the Master Chief aiding Marines on a Halo installation, encountering wildlife similar to deer and rhinoceroses.[1]

Halo Infinite will feature Nicolas "Sparth" Bouvier's new art style, drawing heavy inspiration from the most iconic and historic parts of the Halo franchise and fan feedback, while taking full advantage of the Xbox One's capabilities. The game will focus on the Master Chief, with 343i having taken feedback on the amount of time spent playing as the Master Chief in Halo 5. The studio states that they are making changes to how they approach the game's creation, while also taking new and unexpected directions. Community involvement in the game's design will be utilized, with community members being able to join early flighting programs to give 343i direct feedback.[1]

Appearances

Gallery

Development images

Announcement trailer images

Notes

  1. ^ Despite Halo Infinite having the same naming format as previous Halo games in the logo, the written name does not have a colon contrary to past games such as "Halo: Reach"

Sources

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