Halo Infinite Reviews
Master Chief's latest adventure is by far the best game by 343 Industries yet, and gives the series the much needed boost to get back on top of the shooter genre. With a sandbox gameplay, advanced enemy AI and a great narration, Halo Infinite is a worthy sequel to Bungie's trilogy and promises a bright future for the Halo franchise.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Halo Infinite tries to be a lot of things at once: it is the end of Cortana storyline, a new beginning and nostalgia trip through Combat Evolved events. And it is good in most of those things. But only good, not more than that.
Review in Russian | Read full review
No matter what your focus is, Halo Infinite is a blast. For multiplayer fans, the gameplay is rock solid. The back-to-basics approach works well to keep longtime fans engaged, and the game is easy to pick up and play to hook newer fans. Campaign fans will enjoy that mode despite a few issues, since the open-world setting allows for some breadth in approach while retaining the familiar mission structure and flow. Infinite should be on your Christmas list, despite the lack of other big features at launch, like co-op, Forge, and local play.
Above all, it is a game that is played well, has a good duration and difficulty, and prepares the series for a promising future.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
I can't get away from this game. Halo Infinite is a lot of fun, and each completed match encourages me to do the next one. The campaign will surprise many and confirm: this is not the end of Master Chief's problems. The creators have a plan for more attractions, so we can already rub our hands.
Review in Polish | Read full review
Halo Infinite is the best title created by 343 Industries, and the best celebration that could have ever been made for the franchise's 20th anniversary. A fun title to rage, long, with a very interesting plot, and a multiplayer mode that will give us hours and hours of fun. Little more to add to talk about a game that, without a doubt, will surprise all users who can enjoy it. Long live Bungie, 343 Industries, and the Master Chief.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Halo Infinite is a game that will impress old fans as well as newcomers, with refreshing changes in story style as well as team play style.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Halo Infinite feels like a big step forward for the franchise, a slick shift into the open world arena that manages to strike a fine balance between the traditional narrative-driven Halo of old and all-new levels of freedom and emergent gameplay.
After the disappointing Halo 5: Guardians, it really does feel like 343 Industries is getting the series back on track with Halo Infinite. The setting is familiar, and so is the gameplay, but like returning to your hometown to meet up with long-lost friends, it’s a wholesome experience and, once you scratch the surface, things are different enough to allay any fears that you’re just re-treading the same old ground. Perhaps the biggest shame is that co-op won’t be available until after launch, because those open areas could really do with multiple Spartans causing havoc in them. But until then, even playing solo is bound to be captivating thanks to firefights that put most other first-person shooters to shame.
After 20 years, Halo started a new chapter. It's exciting, it feels brand new and it is still really good.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Halo Infinite offers a brief campaign with uneven writing, and a functional but safe implementation of the new open-world levels. It's still a great shooter with strong core mechanics that help carry the experience, but as multiplayer is now standalone and free, the value proposition of this full priced solo adventure is rather diluted.
On the side of Multiplayer Mode, we have a strong return to the series roots and a great mix between preserving the series identity and adding new fresh ideas from equipment and weapons that give special combat scenarios that no one will find except in the Halo series!
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Halo Infinite is a successful launch and made a huge comeback despite the negativity. It is one of the best first-player shooters I have played this year and really built upon what the franchise has to offer. Despite some issues and poor level design I overall am extremely enjoying the game and I can’t wait for the campaign to release.
Halo Infinite gives players the pleasure of engaging gameplay that never grows stale, but suffers from a lack of variety in environments and lackluster antagonists.
There's an ebb and flow to Halo Infinite's rhythm that perfectly balances exploration, combat and storytelling. It all synergizes in an experience that feels unique without alienating fans; feels familiar without retreading old ideas; and feels nostalgic without relying on the past.
After a 6-year absence, Studio 343i is back to offer us a masterpiece and become the best first-person perspective experience in 2021.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Halo Infinite is a genuine disappointment on multiple levels. The campaign is lackluster and lacks the promised couch co-op. The open-world map is largely devoid of life. The multiplayer is decent, but it's competing in a saturated market. Although I held out hope, that hope has evaporated.
On the contrary, if you consider this change to be the first step in the Halo series' journey forward, I dare say that Halo Infinite is fully capable of fulfilling its role.
Review in Korean | Read full review
Halo Infinite features the same great gameplay and control from past campaigns, merged together with some awesome new additions like the Grappleshot, slide mechanic and AI field scan ability to bring the series up to modern FPS standards. The story and open-world design ultimately feel a bit lacking, but it’s still tonnes of fun regardless. Let’s finish the fight!