Earlier this month, rumours about Halo Infinite surfaced online, suggesting that the game could get a battle royale mode shortly after the release in 2021. However, these are completely made up by a random Reddit user.

According to latest rumours, 343 Industries and Xbox plan to show Halo Infinite at E3 2021 but it not clear in what capacity. Also, it looks like the game won't be coming in the first half of 2021.

343 Industries, the developer of Halo Infinite could reveal more details about the game in the next few weeks. The team are hoping to offer a high-level update but don't have anything planned for The Game Awards, contrary to rumours.

According to reliable Xbox insider Klobrille, Halo Infinite's content is pretty much complete and the developer 343 Industries are now focusing on technical aspects of the game.

Judging by Halo Infinite artbook release date, the game could release sometime during Summer 2021. The artbook is scheduled to arrive in June, suggesting that the game's release could follow closely.

According to the latest rumours, 343 Industries are planning two Halo spin-off titles after Halo Infinite. On top of this, a free to play battle royale mode for Halo Infinite is set to be released in 2021.

After showing off Halo MCC's previously unreleased armour and helmets, 343 Industries posted some Halo Infinite goodies, focusing on the game's multiplayer skins and the coating system.

At the time of writing, Xbox Series X will have thirteen games that are confirmed to run at 120 FPS. These include Halo Infinite, Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War and many other major releases.

343 Industries and Microsoft do not have a locked on release date for Halo Infinite, despite some recent rumours suggesting that the game is coming during Holiday 2021.

Halo Infinite already looks way better than before and it's going to change everything once it comes out, alleged dev claims. Apparently, the devs are taking their time to perfect the game, now that it's been delayed to 2021.