What to Expect From Halo Infinite in 2022
In a year full of successes for Xbox, Halo Infinite's launch at the end of 2021 was the icing on the cake. The game served as an exclamation point on both Halo and Xbox's 20th anniversaries, bringing the series into the present while also meditating on what made it successful in the past. Between the multiple flight tests and the surprise launch of Halo Infinitemultiplayer in November, people were clamoring to play the game every time it was available, and in the end, the gameplay didn't disappoint. Then a couple of weeks later, when the Halo Infinite campaign was released, players were treated to a fun semi-open world adventure that cast the story into new surprising directions.
Not everything has been good though, as Halo Infinite has received a variety of criticism since launch for a number of reasons. For starters, fan-favorite modes like Forge and campaign co-op weren't available at launch. The most prominent concerns are the variety of player customization issues, like the lack of free cosmetics and the expensive items in the Shop. These issues have helped instill some sense of dissatisfaction with the game amongst some players, with them believing Halo Infinite is still unfinished.
2022 is set to be an important year for Halo Infinite's future, as 343 Industries looks to fill out the game's promised content, fix its multiplayer issues, and add new features in the end.
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