For how much success Halo Infinite has garnered since its release, there is a lot of additional content that fans have been asking for. From new multiplayer maps to Forge mode, Halo Infinite fans have been eagerly waiting for the game to receive more playable content. However, it seems that fans will soon be able to experience a feature that has been long requested since before Halo Infinite even launched.
For the longest time, co-op campaign has been a staple of every installment in the Halo series since the advent of Halo: Combat Evolved. Thus, the lack of a co-op campaign mode in Halo Infinite for the last several months has left quite a few fans irked. Though, it seems that players will have a chance to experience a co-op mode for Halo Infinite's campaign in some capacity soon.
Halo Infinite Leaker Claims Campaign DLC is On the Way, But It Will Be a Long Wait
According to 343 Industries' lead world designer, John Mulkey, a beta version of the co-op mode will be made available from July 11th to July 22nd. Prospective players will have to sign up by July 5th, and it is available to all players that either own Halo Infinite or have access to Xbox Game Pass. Players will also need to join the Xbox Insider Program in order to qualify.
It's important to note that progress made on both the official and beta versions of Halo Infinite will not transfer over, so players will need to start a new game. The beta will also provide cross-platform support for anyone playing the game on different systems. 343 Industries stated that the direct intent of this beta is to catch any remaining performance or technical issues before launching the mode.
It's nice to see that with all the ongoing demand from Halo players worldwide, 343 has
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