Halo Infinite’s campaign co-op and Forge mode have been delayed to November 8. Furthermore, 343 Industries has pushed back Halo Infinite multiplayer’s season 3 content — titled “Echoes Within” — to March 7, while outright cancelling the promised split-screen co-op feature. The campaign co-op will not feature matchmaking options and was originally scheduled to release this month.
Halo Infinite’s campaign co-op content has been delayed. In a developer update, 343 Industries announced a slew of content delays on their latest Halo instalment. The much-requested campaign co-op was previously targeting an August launch, but will now arrive on November 8. It will release in tandem with the Forge open beta, which was initially scheduled to launch this month. Furthermore, the studio has delayed Halo Infinite multiplayer’s season 3 content to March, while outright cancelling the promised split-screen co-op feature.
The campaign co-op, a staple component in past Halo games, was not available with Halo Infinite at launch.
