While the details released on Halo Infinite are still very scarce since its presentation atXbox Games Showcase last July, the developer 343 Industries recently updated fans on when to expect the next drop in information for the upcoming exclusive Xbox Series X / S. Despite this, rumors have been circulating in the community since July and in the past few hours there has been talk of the alleged arrival of a battle royale mode and the release date of the game, which has not yet been officially revealed. While updating fans on when to expect the next Halo Infinite community update, 343 Industries confirmed that Halo Infinite will not be present at The Game Awards. Despite this, the developer says more information about the game will arrive very soon, which some fans are expecting as early as early 2021.
The latest rumor that has sparked the Halo community claims that 343 Industries sees the Halo Infinite release in between March e June 2021: the rumor also goes on to say that the end of the game will have "a major effect on the future of the franchise". As you know, 343 Industries said it intends to set Halo Infinite as a "growing platformWhich he will support for up to 10 years without thinking of a possible sequel. Recent rumors, however, suggest that the developer will release "chaptersBased on fiction within the decade, as well as two games spin off based on the events of Halo Infinite, one of which could be Halo Wars 3.
Finally, one of the most discussed topics is the alleged arrival of a modality battle royale in 2021. Apparently, this slice of the game will not be developed by 343 Industries, and this would correspond to the company's claims that it is not currently developing a battle royale component. The modality in question would be free to play and should support up to 120 frames per second on Xbox Series X: The source also claims that 343's engine, Slipspace, will be updated several times over the next few years. Having said that, we would like to clarify, however, that we are dealing with simple rumors, that may turn out to be false at any moment. In addition to that, you may be interested in ours review of Xbox Series X!
