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Test Chamber – Halo: Spartan Strike
We took Halo: Spartan Strike – Microsoft's twin-stick shooter, which takes place around the events of Halo 2 – out for a spin. Did we have fun? See for yourself.
In the game, you play as a Spartan supersoldier working through simulations of the events that took place during Halo 2. In terms of timeline, however, Strike takes place after Halo 4, so there is opportunity to see elements from Halo 4 (like enemies and weapons) mixed into the setting we're familiar with from Halo 2.
Join myself, Ben Reeves, Bryan Vore, and Wade "Mr. Halo" Wojcik as we do our best Master Chief impressions and try to imagine how he would react if someone delivered a McMuffin to him. It sort of makes sense in the context of the video.
For our review of Halo: Spartan Assault, the game that Spartan Strike is a sequel to, head here. Halo: Spartan Strike is available now on PC, Windows Phone, and iOS.
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