It's been said many times before, but Halo is at a crossroads. Halo Infinite made a splash, but it didn't catch the interest of the community long-term, and support phased out. Now, other than a remake of the original game, we're waiting to see what the future of the Halo series will be.
There are a number of options, as Halo has hosted many spinoffs in the past. Notably, Halo Wars and Spartan Assault brought the franchise into RTS and twin-stick shooter territory, respectively, but there are also numerous non-Master-Chief-centered traditional shooters as well. Given the sci-fi setting, the possibilities are endless. If the Halo: Campaign Evolved remake does well, we could see others follow suit.
For now, though, we have an idea of what direction Xbox will head in next. Based on a new report on YouTube, Microsoft could be heading in a drastically different direction for the Halo series (via Windows Central).
According to leaker Mr. Rebs, Microsoft is moving away from its unannounced battle royale version of Halo. Codenamed "Tatanka," this was allegedly a battle royale mode that utilized a now-defunct engine called Slipspace. Mr. Rebs alleges that the battle royale...
