Halo Infinite to Receive Monthly Updates Between Now and Launch

It looks like Halo Space developers, 343 Industries, is sticking to November'due south promise of being much more communicative. Dorsum in Dec, we received an update from the squad, revealing a Fall 2022 release date for the title. Now, just a month since then, one of the game'due south community managers has outlined what the communication is going to look like.

Posting on Reddit, community manager Brian Jarrard stated that the team take "some track alee of united states" to reveal updates ahead of this Fall's launch. Going forwards, players won't have to wait long for information, with Jarrard stating that 343 Industries is committed to releasing "high level updates" on at least a monthly basis.

Jarrard besides confirmed that the adjacent "Within Infinite" volition be coming within the next few days. He steadied expectations past proverb the video "won't have world premier big screenshots or huge things like a engagement announce" only will instead wait at the team's insights and visions for Halo Space.

The game has faced a slightly troubled time over the past few months. Reaction to the gameplay reveal was incredibly tepid, leading to Space's official delay in August. Since then, the project has faced a range of staffing changes including the loss of experienced manager Chris Lee and the rehiring of Halo veteran Joseph Staten.

Fans were disappointed with the graphical quality on display during Halo Infinite'south official gameplay premiere dorsum in July. This pb 343 Industries to make a statement saying that during evolution they had "decided to shift back towards the legacy aesthetics that defined the original trilogy." Experts have since stated that this is something that tin can easily exist stock-still.

Wreckfest | Stadia Release Trailer

Halo Infinite is due out in Fall 2022, on PC and both Xbox Series S|X and Xbox I — despite what some rumours might accept suggested.

Have something to tell united states of america virtually this article?

Gaming Trailers

Sam Woods

@CaptainWoodsy

Sam (He/Him) is the Managing Editor at DualShockers. He's been playing video games for as long as he tin can remember and y'all can regularly discover him on his Nintendo Switch. When he'due south not playing games, he'll no doubt be suffering watching his beloved Ipswich Town.