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Halo Infinite Multiplayer Gameplay Revealed, Will Be Available At Launch Alongside Campaign
343 Industries and Xbox just dropped a new story trailer for Halo Infinite, and while we are still crying over the deleted Cortana experience, the studio still had more to share. Now that we have confirmation that the campaign and multiplayer are shipping together at the same time, let's dive into what the online component will have to offer.
In the video below, we see several new components to the Halo Infinite multiplayer experience, including more fluid combat, weapon loadouts, and more. But don't just take our word for it, check it out for yourself in the video below:
Arena Multiplayer also returns and we got a new look at that as well. Arena has changed through the years, especially as Halo continues to garner respect in the esports realm. 343 is ensuring that the Arena experience is what players want with Halo Infinite. More will be shown off in the coming months, including a special showcase set for July.
Multiplayer and the main story campaign are both set to release at the same time, despite rumors, which is something many Halo fans were concerned about. With the story trailer wrapping up some loose ends and multiplayer confirmed at launch, I think it's safe to say that the latest reveal is much more positive than the previous gameplay that caused the delay to happen in the first place.
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