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Free Halo 5 DLC Hog Wild Hits May 31, Updates Come To Warzone Firefight
Halo developer 343 Industries announced in its blog that Halo 5: Guardians' next free DLC, Hog Wild, will release next week on May 31.
While the expansion won't include any new maps, it instead comes with a host of REQ drops, including vehicles such as new warthogs, a hybrid scope, and additional armor.
Some of the "bigger items" will release alongside Warzone Firefight at the end of June. "Just in case you missed it last week, a few of the bigger items that were slated for the Hog Wild update have been given a bit more time for finishing touches and polish," 343 Industries says in its post.
For everything releasing on Tuesday in the Hog Wild update, check below.
The blog also mentions that updates are coming to Halo 5's Warzone Firefight, such as more "dynamic" bosses and better payoffs for Legendary bosses. You can read the full post here.
Hog Wild follows Halo 5's previous free DLC Memories of Reach which released earlier this month. Memories of Reach included Infection, a zombie-infested multiplayer mode which you can take a look at here. Additionally, Halo 5's Forge mode, which allows players to create their own maps, is coming to PC.
[Source: Halo Waypoint]
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