Halo Infinite has received a major winter update, and it includes a full version of co-op, a Forge mode that lets you create new maps, and an additional multiplayer variant.
Halo Infinite has finally received the winter update. This is the largest patch for the game to date. It introduces a number of long-awaited new features, including:
The update should do the game a lot of good. Halo Infinite's release at the end of last year was a big success, but then the player population began to rapidly melt away due to slow development. Co-op and Forge modes were repeatedly delayed and a large part of the community abandoned the game.
The winter update convinced many players to return. Yesterday's activity record on Steam was 12,931 people. This is the game's best result since May.
Recall that the free multiplayer mode of Halo Infinite debuted in November 2021, and a paid story campaign was released in December. The game was released on PC, Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. It is also available through Game Pass subscription - on both PC and consoles.
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