The Halo Infinite roadmap for 2022 gave an insight into upcoming developments for the game and mentioned that the 343 Industries studio would be “continuing work on Campaign Co-op..” This was all the information players were given about two months ago. Since then, there have been multiple delays and unconfirmed news floating around.
Finally, 343 Industries have confirmed that Halo Infinite Campaign Network Co-op will be available from the week of July 11.
The Co-op mode will allow up to four players to team up locally or on an online network. Players can be separated by up to 1000 feet, so there will be limitations to exploring the game’s semi-open world setting. The team will be updated on the overall campaign progress. Full crossplay is enabled.
Campaign Network Co-Op for Halo Infinite is on its way and you’ll soon be able to take the fight to the Banished with your friends and family in the upcoming flight, which is targeted to run from the week of July 11.
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The Co-op update also comes with a new feature– Mission Replay.
Players can now replay Halo Infinite Campaign missions with their chosen difficulty level and an offer to activate any collected Skulls.
While the more open nature of the game posed a few challenges in setting up this feature, it was a given that this Halo tradition would also be carried on for Halo Infinite. John Mulkey, the Lead World Designer, explained,
Setting a mission to replay resets it and teleports you (and your fireteam) to the location to tackle the challenge. You are free to wander off to do something else, Fast Travel away, or resume your furthest main mission.
John Mulkey, The Lead World Designer
Sign up for the Halo Insider program to participate in the Campaign Co-op. Xbox users need to download the Xbox Insider app, while PC players will receive an email when the update goes live. Halo Infinite is available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
About Halo Infinite
Halo Infinite is an upcoming first-person shooter game developed by 343 Industries and published by Xbox Game Studios.
It is the sixth entry in the series and serves as a re-imagining of the franchise, with new features, mechanics and gameplay elements. As for the story, it is going to be a direct continuation of Master Chief’s story from Halo 5: Guardians, in his “greatest adventure yet to save humanity!”
The game was originally cited to be released alongside the upcoming Xbox Series consoles but has since been delayed to 2021.
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