Halo: Campaign Evolved is officially kicking off its launch on July 28 this month in what will be the culmination of months of anticipation and hype buildup from developers at Halo Studios and XBOX. It marks Master Chief's first appearance on a PlayStation console in history, as well as the return of the original game in the franchise that started it all way back in 2001.
Whether you're highly skeptical about the campaign-focused remake or extremely excited about what's on offer, there's no doubt most Halo fans will be giving the remake a try regardless, if not just to see the classic experience reimagined in modern graphics. However, unfortunately, after a recent report, it appears that Halo: Campaign Evolved will officially be unplayable by millions when it launches later this month (via PushSquare).
According to a recent report that confirmed many gamers' worst fears, Halo: Campaign Evolved will not be playable without a download and login, meaning an internet connection will be required to download and play the game at launch on both XBOX and PlayStation 5. This was first announced as a disclaimer on the physical edition box, but has since been confirmed by X user Does It...
