A new report claims that Halo Infinite 2 was originally in development for the Slipspace Engine before being canceled. With many fans wanting a new campaign in the years following the release of Halo Infinite, this report, if accurate, could disappoint those who hoped to see the Master Chief's story continued in the near future.
Halo Infinite proved to be a significant shift for the series in several ways. Besides a move to a free-to-play PvP model, the game included a semi-open world campaign for fans of the series to enjoy. While Halo Infinite faced various criticisms following its launch, some fans liked aspects of the story that returned Master Chief to the spotlight following the Halo 5 campaign that featured Spartan Jameson Locke heavily. Following Halo Infinite's release at the end of 2021, many fans hoped to see a new campaign continuing the established storyline. Recently, new information has surfaced that potentially explains why a sequel to the game has not happened so far.
Operation Haloween is now live in Halo Infinite, giving players a chance to earn unique gear, while taking part in limited time activities.
According to a report in a YouTube video from...
