It was almost like they postponed Halo Infinite until next year – instead they did this

Like many other game studios, 343 struggles with covid restrictions that can make it difficult to get the premises you need, and to be together to finish the product simply.

Single player co-op will probably come in the spring of 2022

So when the news came that the Halo Infinite campaign part can not be played with friends, and that Forge will not come when the game is launched (sometime) before 2022, no one was so surprised.

Single player collaboration launched in season two, is now the plan. This is about a quarter after the launch.

The question is whether 343 should have been postponed until next year – what do you mean?

Should they have improved everything and launched in 2022?

According to Joseph Staten, who is responsible for the creative direction of the game, 343 Industries considered postponing the game once again, but found it better to get the basics of the game, ie the single-player campaign and multiplayer, instead of having to postpone a again.

Microsoft probably also agrees, who lacks their own AAA titles for their own consoles, and who probably want the game for Christmas to sell consoles.

The technical test of the game was very well received (unlike the Battlefield 2042 test), even though it was only against bots 99 percent of the time (they opened for PvP in the last hours).

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