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It was confirmed this week that Halo Infinite will not reach the hands of consumers until at least Fall of 2021. The game was originally going to be a launch title for the Xbox Series X. It was then delayed until an assumed early 2021 window. Now, the latest is that the game won't be out until the Fall season, roughly one year away from the time of this posting.
Creative director at 343 Industries, Joseph Staten, shared this news with the world this week. Not only that, he also shared some fresh screenshots of the game. Specifically, we got ourselves a fresh look at one of the game's multiplayer maps, a couple of weapons, and even some concept work. All of which can be found below.
Staten also shared some thoughts he had about the actual campaign portion of the game.
My first week on the job, I played the entire Infinite campaign. Twice. I was, in a word, stunned—in the best possible way—by what the team had done. Infinite is, by far, the most expansive and vertical Halo world, ever. Why did the team do this? Because they understand that wonder and freedom are key to the Halo experience.
I could feel the classic Halo “30 seconds of fun†beating at the heart of Infinite’s world. But I had never felt more powerful, more mobile, more in command of a rich set of tactical choices. This was the Halo we imagined back in 2000, finally come to life, after 20 years of technical and creative innovation.
I could feel the classic Halo “30 seconds of fun†beating at the heart of Infinite’s world. But I had never felt more powerful, more mobile, more in command of a rich set of tactical choices. This was the Halo we imagined back in 2000, finally come to life, after 20 years of technical and creative innovation.
