Rumors of a Battle Royale mode for Microsoft’s Halo Infinite are making the rounds. A leak predicts a release for 2021 and announces two spin-offs.
Microsoft’s greatest first-person shooter hope, Halo Infinite, has not only been postponed so far (to the report: Halo Infinite: Bad surprise: Postponed to 2021!), But also suffered a few more severe blows (to the report: Halo Infinite: New Problems? Director leaves from board!). Fans of the series are now listening, because a leak on Twitter predicts, among other things, the release of a free Battle Royale mode for 2021.
Leak: Halo Infinite will function similarly to the Master Chief Collection as 343 plans to release 4 “chapters” in the decade of supporting Infinite. 2 spin off titles are currently in the planning stage.
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The leaked information also includes what many had already suspected: Microsoft and developer studio 343 Industries are planning to publish Halo Infinite in four chapters between 2021 and 2031 (no joke!). According to these reports, part of that strategy is a free Battle Royal mode for 2021. This means that the publisher and studio are more oriented towards the release of the Master Chief Collection.
Gaming Leaks & Rumors According to the leak, however, it concerns Microsoft internals, not about direct information from the house 343. There you definitely do not want to have a battle royal mode, so the source.
It is currently unclear whether Microsoft will ultimately decide to push ahead with the release of such a mode. What is certain, however, is that after the catastrophic pre-release phase it would not be bad to inspire a wider audience for the Halo universe in general.
In addition to the main game, Halo Infinite is also said to be supported by two spin-offs that are allegedly currently being planned. One of the two titles is said to be a continuation of the strategy offshoot Halo Wars.
A public position on the part of the publisher and developer is currently missing. Likewise, Microsoft has not yet issued an official release date for Halo Infinite. After some back and forth, the game was downgraded to the development phase.
In addition to the longer gameplay presentation for Halo Infinite, there is also a gameplay reveal trailer that we do not want to withhold from you.
