343 Industries and Microsoft have unleashed Halo 5: Guardians, and the first-person shooter returns with an amazing new story and features that all diehard Halo fans will love. The game's winning formula returns while shaking things up with new movement options. Are you ready to learn more? Read on.

The Halo series continues to proceed down its known reputation of futuristic and heavily themed visuals. Giant cities, alien structures, and outdoor areas all manage to maintain the Halo style, while utilising the Xbox One's engine.

Only played through the campaign but I loved it, a little short but enjoyable non the less!!

Halo 5: Guardians has more weights around its neck than really seems fair. Many Halo fans still feel like the series' adoptive parents at 343 Industries have things to prove, that the developer has yet to really demonstrate that it gets Halo.

It’s nearly the end of 2015 and the next couple of months will see a slew of big gaming names fight it out for your precious time in front of the TV. Rise of the Tomb Raider and Fallout 4 are selling luxurious offline experiences, whilst Star Wars Battlefront and CoD BlOps 3 are look to fulfill their promises of exciting online fragging. Halo 5 struggles to justify its existence over any of the above. Its campaign is as floppy as a baguette in bathwater and it’s multiplayer foray is starting to show its age. Granted, it’s good looking and has a couple of new toys up its sleeve, but reminds me of James Cameron’s Avatar: full of sumptuous eye-candy that’s cursed with an unfortunate lack of brains.

Visually stunning.; Warzone may yet prove its worth; Nathan Fillion from Firefly;

Single player campaign dumber than a sack of grain; Repetition, repetition, repetition; Plot, script, universe;

Visually stunning.; Warzone may yet prove its worth; Nathan Fillion from Firefly;

Single player campaign dumber than a sack of grain; Repetition, repetition, repetition; Plot, script, universe;

Visually stunning.; Warzone may yet prove its worth; Nathan Fillion from Firefly;

Single player campaign dumber than a sack of grain; Repetition, repetition, repetition; Plot, script, universe;

Halo 5 Guardians is one of the most anticipated titles of 2015 for the Xbox One and its developers 343 Industries really throw some curve balls at the fan in this latest game. Needless to say, some of these changes and improvements will cause debate in the Halo community but more importantly and at...

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Epic multiplayer mode, very intense story and amazing soundtrack. The best Halo part yet.