Halo Infinite may come out during the spring of the 2021, according to recent statements by the actor who holds the role of Master Chief in motion capture. In a recent interview focused on Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War, the actor Bruce thomas said Halo Infinite is expected to be ready for a release scheduled for spring 2021. As development is likely not that far from completion, as the game was expected to be out in November with the launch of Xbox Series X (before the unexpected postponement, of course), it's not all that unlikely that Halo Infinite will actually be released during that specific period. However, this release window has yet to be officially confirmed, so until that Microsoft products e 343 Industries they will not confirm this news which cannot be given for certain.
Halo Infinite was supposed to be among the Xbox Series X launch titles as well Xbox series s, but the game was delayed because it took longer to develop. The official release from the development team, regarding the postponement, read:
The decision to move the release of the title is the result of several elements that have contributed to creating significant challenges for development. These include the impact of COVID. I want to highlight the hard work of our team at 343 Industries, who have continued to strive to make a fantastic game and to find solutions to meet the challenges that have arisen during development. However, a launch by the end of 2020 is not sustainable for the health of our team or for the overall success of the title.
Halo Infinite will be launched on PC, Xbox Series X, Xbox series s e Xbox One in an unspecified period of 2021. As soon as we have official news about it, we will promptly report it to you.
