Developer 343 Industries offers a large update on the status of Halo Infinite and what we can expect from the game.
Putting it lightly, it’s safe to say that Halo Infinite’s global gameplay reveal was met with a less than favorable response from fans back in July, leading developer 343 Industries to push the game’s release into 2021, rather than its originally slated launch alongside the Xbox Series X. Now,343 Industries has offered a large update on the status of Halo Infinite, including a new release window of Fall in the US (Sep-Dec 2021) – nearly a year after the launch of Microsoft’s next-gen consoles. The announcement was made by Joseph Staten, Halo Infinite’s new creative director, who came onboard following the game’s polarizing campaign demo reveal. Staten worked at Bungie during the development of Halo CE, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST and Halo: Reach, and has returned to the Halo franchise in what seems like an attempt to steer the ship back on course. «I joined 343i right as the team was wrestling with feedback from the July campaign demo.
