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Halo Infinite: Roadmap officially presented for 2022

Already this week the fifth follower of the Paramount series has appeared to Halo. But not only the television series has received an update, even for the latest offshoot of the series Halo: Infinite there are news. The developers of 343 Industries presented the official roadmap for the rest of 2022. In addition to a lot of new content, the starting dates of Season 2 and 3 were presented.

What are the planned content for Halo: Infinite?

The new roadmap sets the contents for the year 2022 and the respective start dates of the Seasons. However, it is important to mention that in particular, the dates are by no means carving in stone and the data can change over time. Season 2 named Lone Wolves should start on 3 May and two new maps ready. One for the arena and the other for the BTB mode. In addition, the new game modes , King of the Hill, Land Grab and Last Spartan Standing are planned. In addition, two narative events are published in the second season: Interference (3 to 18 May) and Alpha Pack (July 18 to 1 August). As usual, it will of course also give a new Season Pass . In addition, the open beta of the Forge Level Editor should go to the start in September. The data of the roadmap for 2022 are not carved in stone and can still change in the future. Source: 343 Industries Season 3 is then finally on 8. November start and bring new maps, new game modes and a fresh battlepass. Accurate details were not mentioned. Other narrative events and various quality-of-life improvements are also planned. Exact details of the contents of Season 3 have not called the developers. The introduction of a split screen mode for the Halo: Infinite campaign was also announced, but without calling a concrete release date.

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When Start Season 2 and Season 3 of Halo: Infinite?

Season 2, Lone Wolves, runs from 3. May until 7 November . Season 3 will start on 8 November 2022 and has no end date at the current time. In addition, the developers have expressed themselves to the irregular and sparse-dependent content updates.

HALO INFINITE 2022 ROADMAP REVEALED

Developers want to deliver new content more frequently in the future

343 Industries has recognized that the introduction of new content in the past is just dragging. _ "We know that we have to publish new content and more features faster", _ Write in a blog post. However, they are very important to them, their own health not to lose sight of the eyes: _ "Sometimes we have to be slower to stay healthy and later be able to get ride on. However, we will try to get faster in the future. "_ As well, they assure that they continue to be full of halo: infinite (now buy now) and want to create the" best halo experience of all time ".

Source: 343 Industries

From Marc Schmidt author 23.04.2022 at 13:02

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