Halo Infinite

Official minimum and recommended PC specs for Microsoft's big exclusive Halo Infinite are here and they are not scary at all.

Halo Infinite Campaign and presumably multiplayer are set to launch on December 8, 2021, according to the Microsoft Store leak.

Today, we have another Halo Infinite leak which gives us a closer look at the game's cosmetic items, mainly helmet items, that players will get to earn.

Halo Infinite will, sadly, ship without Campaign Co-Op and Forge features. Joseph Staten confirmed that the dev team will now focus on delivering the single-player campaign and multiplayer on release.

If you expect Halo Infinite cosmetic items to be true to the franchise, you'll probably be disappointed to hear that 343 are going for some "wacky" cosmetics, according to the latest rumours.

343 Industries and Microsoft should officially release Halo Infinite come holiday season of 2021. The game's download size has already leaked once before but now we have reports of an even beefier game.

Cross-play is getting rather controversial in competitive game modes but it appears Microsoft and 343 Industries are leaning into it heavily, pushing for Halo Infinite esports with the feature on.

As someone once pointed out, these days game marketing is not needed at all, what with all the leaks for upcoming games that market themselves. This is the case with Halo Infinite, another in a long line of games with leaked content.

Twitter user Galaxy has shared a bunch of screenshots, which are reportedly showing Halo Infinite's Countdown-inspired map. 343 Industries are yet to officially announce such a map but the screenshots look pretty legit.

Halo Infinite Lead Multiplayer Designer Tom French confirmed during the closed beta preview live stream that assassinations will not be in the game on launch but will be added later on via post-launch updates.