Halo infinite is a awesome game so far in development, can't wait for full release!

Can not wait to get Halo Infinite, game looks amazing!

Love halo

Have to say the pictures they’ve released and news coming out is very promising, can’t wait to grab this. Hopefully a steelbook and limited edition Xbox would definitely make it.

Infinite feels like proper old school Halo - but with a number of interesting additions that greatly improve the experience still. An open-world setting and new abilities for Master Chief open the game up for more variation and exploration. However, its main core is simple, unashamed, fun-filled combat, which makes this an essential title for all Xbox owners. Even a reason to become one.

Simple yet addictive gameplay; Open-world setting works well; Master Chief's new abilities are great fun; Looks great with 120fps performance mode on Xbox Series X;

It's worth swotting up on Halo lore if you're a newbie; Quality mode on Xbox Series S is just 30fps;

Halo Infinite is a triumph. From its captivating story to its liberating gameplay, developer 343 Industries has created a campaign that will resonate with veteran Halo fans and inspire a new generation of players.

Liberating and expansive gameplay; An evocative and enthralling story; Impeccable sound design;

Can only equip one piece of equipment; Reload animations and cutscenes can stutter

“Why do you do this again and again?” “It’s all I know.” This little exchange between an Echo-216 pilot and Master Chief in Halo Infinite’s campaign is a thesis moment for the game itself. For 20 years, Xbox has been synonymous with Halo. The shooter series has defined Microsoft’s entire foray into gaming, with Master Chief reaching icon status. Even when the series took a downturn when 343 Industries first took the helm from Bungie, Microsoft and Xbox fans alike stayed committed to the franchise’s future. It’s all they knew. Halo Infinite is careful not to disappoint — perhaps too careful. Gone are the days of 343 experimenting with game-changing tweaks that would polarize longtime Spartans. Instead, Infinite plays it safe in multiplayer, while keeping any experimentation contained to the lower-stakes single-player campaign. The end result is a reliable return to form that harks back to the glory days of Halo 3. A lack of signature ideas means it’s unlikely to push the first-person sh...

Classic multiplayer action; Creative weapons; Varied combat in single-player; Grappleshot is genius;

Disappointingly safe at times; Campaign is thin on ideas; Unfinished at launch;