Saddening everyone, 343 Industries announced last day that Halo Infinite [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/halo] will be delayed further. The game was supposed to be released this year, but they have decided to shift the date to accommodate things better. The update was announced on Halo Twitter [https://twitter.com/Halo/status/1293261002037841920] page. The sixth installment in the Halo franchise has been one of the most anticipated game titles in recent times. It follows the story of Master Chief wherein this time, he faces both new and returning foes. HALO INFINITE DELAYED The game’s gameplay was revealed during the recent Xbox [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/xbox] event and the reception wasn’t all positive. The game received heavy backlash for its graphics and arcade like gameplay elements. The developers did comment that this is what they intended with the game. They wanted to bring back the old Halo experience without compromising anything and so they did. However, their decision to delay the title does seem in link with the same. “We have made the difficult decision to shift our release to 2021 to ensure the team has adequate time to deliver a Halo game experience that meets our vision” 343 Industries did list down a number of factors that prompted them to take these decisions. The ongoing world pandemic was one among them. The game was supposed to be released this holiday, however it will be moved to a later unspecified date in 2021 to meet many changes. COVID-19 situation has affected every industry alike and just last week Riot Games announced that they’d be letting their employees days off to blow off the steam. Shipping a title like Halo is a pressurising task and the team would be going through a lot. So, their decision is quite respectable and would only allow them time to fix and make the game a whole lot better. CRTICIAL WORK NECESSARY 343 Industries does acknowledge that their community would be upset. Trying to understand them in such crucial circumstances opens the space for them to finish off all necessary works. “The extra time will let us finish all the critical work necessary to deliver the most ambitious Halo game ever at the quality we know our fans except” There are chances that the developers could fix the very same issues that fans have been complaining about. Furthermore, there are chances that the game could come with more modes like many asked. None of that is confirmed, so take it with a pinch of salt. We can surely expect the game to be a smoother experience. So, till then the community has to maintain some patience. 

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<h2>Halo Infinite 2021: Release Date, Multiplayer, Gameplay, and Price</h2>
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Halo Infinite is the latest addition to the Halo franchise. Infinite is the fourteenth overall Halo title developed by 343 Studios and the sixth edition of the main Halo series.

The developers first revealed the game at E3 2018 with an initial trailer. The trailer carried forward the story from Halo 5: Guardians which will continue the story of the Master Chief.

Just like other Halo titles, Infinite will also be a Microsoft exclusive. Therefore, it will be available exclusively on Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, and the new-gen Xbox Series S|X.
<h2>Halo Infinite budget and release date</h2>
343 Studio had initially announced the release date for the latest Halo title as November 2020. There are rumors that Infinite has put the biggest dent in 343 Studio's treasury by far as compared to all other Halo titles. The game allegedly cost the developers $500 million to make.

Initially, the game was to launch alongside the new-gen Xbox consoles. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the date had to be pushed indefinitely.

At E3 2021, Microsoft affirmed a Holiday 2021 release timeline for Halo Infinite. Complete with a single-player campaign and free multiplayer, the game will launch on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC.

During Xbox's 20th Anniversary celebrations on November 15, 2021, 343 pulled off a stunning move by releasing a beta version of the game's multiplayer mode to the public. The final release date for the game was confirmed as December 8, 2021.
<h2>Halo Infinite price</h2>
The disc version of the game for the Xbox Series X is listed on Amazon US for $59.99. The price for the Halo Infinite PC is also expected to be similar. Moreover, the game will also be a part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The multiplayer co-op mode of the game will be available free of cost, but the campaign mode will be paid.
<h2>Halo Infinite download and gameplay</h2>
343 Studio revealed the initial gameplay footage of the game during the Showcase Xbox Series X July event. The campaign mode of the game has an open-world setting.

The open-world setting will work through a backtracking mechanism where players can unlock new areas as they progress. Once they have these areas, they will always have to explore as much of the map as they have unlocked.

The story of the game is a continuation of Halo 5: Guardians. While there is still a lot of ambiguity over Infinite's story, there are a few things that fans know.

Firstly, the story will take place on the Zeta Halo, which is one of the remaining Halo rings. More information from the E3 2019 trailer shows a stranded pelican pilot rescuing the Master Chief. These are the prominent characters of the storyline who discuss a past battle that destroyed one of the Halo Rings.

The battle was against the 'Banished Faction' that initially appeared in the spinoff Halo Wars 2. The Banished are most likely to be the antagonist of this story as well.

The local campaign co-op of Infinite in a two-player mode will once again feature a split-screen mode.

The developers had removed this popular mode in the previous game. However, they faced a lot of backlash due to this decision and have therefore decided to re-introduce the mode in the latest edition.
<h2>Halo Infinite multiplayer</h2>
During the Xbox &amp; Bethesda showcase at E3 2021, 343 Industries provided a deep dive into the game's PvP aspect with an elaborate multiplayer gameplay reveal. The most exciting revelation was perhaps that Halo Infinite's multiplayer will be free-to-play.

There will be two multiplayer modes including Arena and Big Team Battle. While the first mode will feature 4-player squads, the latter suits sandbox-style gameplay with more combat possibilities. Players will get to create and configure their own Spartan hero, thanks to the comprehensive customization system.

Armors, weapons, vehicles, everything will have a variety of customization options, but it will primarily aid the cosmetic appeal. Equipment is making a return with Halo Infinite, and the grappling hook is one such thing. The developers have added a new Razorback vehicle, which can mount larger pieces of equipment and weapons on its rear.

Besides, the free multiplayer mode will include a battle pass which will never expire once purchased. Cross-platform play and cross-progression will also be two other features that Halo Infinite will launch with. Microsoft has also confirmed that the game's multiplayer will support up to 120 FPS on Xbox Series X.
<h2> Details</h2>
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<tbody>
<tr>
<td><strong>First Release</strong></td>
<td>Halo: Combat Evolved, November 15, 2001</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Latest Release</strong></td>
<td>Halo Infinite, December 8, 2021</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Spinoffs</strong></td>
<td>Halo Wars, Halo 3: ODST, Halo: Reach, Halo: Spartan Attack, Halo: Spartan Strike, and Halo Wars 2.</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Developers</strong></td>
<td> 343 Industries</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Platforms</strong></td>
<td>Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Genre</strong></td>
<td>First-person shooter</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Modes</strong></td>
<td>Single-player, Multiplayer</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>

Halo Infinite

Halo Infinite 2021: Release Date, Multiplayer, Gameplay, and Price Halo Infinite is the latest addition to the Halo franchise. Infinite is the fourteenth overall Halo title developed by 343 Studios and the sixth edition of the main Halo series. The developers first revealed the game at E3 2018 with an initial trailer. The trailer carried forward the story from Halo 5: Guardians which will continue the story of the Master Chief. Just like other Halo titles, Infinite will also be a Microsoft exclusive. Therefore, it will be available exclusively on Microsoft Windows, Xbox One, and the new-gen Xbox Series S|X. Halo Infinite budget and release date 343 Studio had initially announced the release date for the latest Halo title as November 2020. There are rumors that Infinite has put the biggest dent in 343 Studio&#8217;s treasury by far as compared to all other Halo titles. The game allegedly cost the developers $500 million to make. Initially, the game was to launch alongside the new-gen Xbox consoles. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the date had to be pushed indefinitely. At E3 2021, Microsoft affirmed a Holiday 2021 release timeline for Halo Infinite. Complete with a single-player campaign and free multiplayer, the game will launch on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and Windows PC. During Xbox&#8217;s 20th Anniversary celebrations on November 15, 2021, 343 pulled off a stunning move by releasing a beta version of the game&#8217;s multiplayer mode to the public. The final release date for the game was confirmed as December 8, 2021. Halo Infinite price The disc version of the game for the Xbox Series X is listed on Amazon US for $59.99. The price for the Halo Infinite PC is also expected to be similar. Moreover, the game will also be a part of the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate. The multiplayer co-op mode of the game will be available free of cost, but the campaign mode will be paid. Halo Infinite download and gameplay 343 Studio revealed the initial gameplay footage of the game during the Showcase Xbox Series X July event. The campaign mode of the game has an open-world setting. The open-world setting will work through a backtracking mechanism where players can unlock new areas as they progress. Once they have these areas, they will always have to explore as much of the map as they have unlocked. The story of the game is a continuation of Halo 5: Guardians. While there is still a lot of ambiguity over Infinite&#8217;s story, there are a few things that fans know. Firstly, the story will take place on the Zeta Halo, which is one of the remaining Halo rings. More information from the E3 2019 trailer shows a stranded pelican pilot rescuing the Master Chief. These are the prominent characters of the storyline who discuss a past battle that destroyed one of the Halo Rings. The battle was against the &#8216;Banished Faction&#8217; that initially appeared in the spinoff Halo Wars 2. The Banished are most likely to be the antagonist of this story as well. The local campaign co-op of Infinite in a two-player mode will once again feature a split-screen mode. The developers had removed this popular mode in the previous game. However, they faced a lot of backlash due to this decision and have therefore decided to re-introduce the mode in the latest edition. Halo Infinite multiplayer During the Xbox &amp; Bethesda showcase at E3 2021, 343 Industries provided a deep dive into the game&#8217;s PvP aspect with an elaborate multiplayer gameplay reveal. The most exciting revelation was perhaps that Halo Infinite&#8217;s multiplayer will be free-to-play. There will be two multiplayer modes including Arena and Big Team Battle. While the first mode will feature 4-player squads, the latter suits sandbox-style gameplay with more combat possibilities. Players will get to create and configure their own Spartan hero, thanks to the comprehensive customization system. Armors, weapons, vehicles, everything will have a variety of customization options, but it will primarily aid the cosmetic appeal. Equipment is making a return with Halo Infinite, and the grappling hook is one such thing. The developers have added a new Razorback vehicle, which can mount larger pieces of equipment and weapons on its rear. Besides, the free multiplayer mode will include a battle pass which will never expire once purchased. Cross-platform play and cross-progression will also be two other features that Halo Infinite will launch with. Microsoft has also confirmed that the game&#8217;s multiplayer will support up to 120 FPS on Xbox Series X.  Details  First Release Halo: Combat Evolved, November 15, 2001  Latest Release Halo Infinite, December 8, 2021  Spinoffs Halo Wars, Halo 3: ODST, Halo: Reach, Halo: Spartan Attack, Halo: Spartan Strike, and Halo Wars 2.  Developers  343 Industries  Platforms Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC  Genre First-person shooter  Modes Single-player, Multiplayer

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