Leak Suggests Halo Infinite Free-To-Play Multiplayer

Posted Jul 31, 2020 by DarthHazard


A now-removed excerpt on the website of the UK retailer, Smyths Toys, seems to suggest that Halo Infinite will have a free-to-play multiplayer.

The excerpt read: 

"The legendary Halo series returns with the most expansive Master Chief campaign yet and a groundbreaking free-to-play multiplayer experience. Enjoy up to 120 FPS and greatly reduced load times creating seamless gameplay with Xbox Series X."

The detail has now been removed from the page on the Smyths Toys website although it can still be viewed using the Wayback Machine.

An Xbox leaker, Klobrille, then went on to confirm the details and add that the arena mode will aim for 120FPS on the Xbox Series X. The multiplayer will also feature customisation options completely new to Halo and a Battle Pass system. 

Players haven't been given too many details regarding the multiplayer side of Halo Infinite yet but a recent blog post did address the recent complaints about the graphics and visuals of the game. The develpers had "decided to shift back towards the legacy aesthetics that defined the original trilogy" after receiving strong community feedback. 

Are you excited for Halo Infinite Multiplayer? And would you prefer if it was free-to-play? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.


DarthHazard
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Comments (2)
  • If it's free to play multiplayer then I'm sure a lot of people will enjoy that. Personally one thing I know about halo is the multiplayer if fun. I always keep my xbox live gold active so it wouldn't matter if it was free or not though I will say that a lot of people thought they were going to make gold free itself after the Series X came out and were later found out they were mistaken. That's the main advantage you get with PC games is it doesn't cost money to play online. But it is worth the cost to pay for console.

  • If they make multi-player free of charge, they will recoup these costs as this would attract more customers to play Halo. Nothing is for free in this world and big companies always find a way of creating revenue. Besides, another good article which I enjoyed reading. Thank you for sharing.

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