Halo Infinite gave 343 Industries a tough time after its release, especially when it came to new content. In addition to the addition of new maps and a new season of the second season, fans are also asking for content related to the recent Halo live-action series that has landed on Paramount+. Thankfully, the developers seem to have the same idea.
Brian Jarrard, community director for Halo: Infinity, said in an interview with The Washington Post: "We're going to be making some live-action-inspired content that will appear in the game for some time to come. Hopefully we see more linkage. Do you like this live-action show? Come and see his game, which by the way is free to play. ”
Currently, 343 Industries is looking for "clues and nodes that we can bring into Halo: Infinity because it's a service game where we'll have the ability to shape and influence the content of the experience over time." Although games and live-action dramas are different cosmic timelines, we think you'll see some commonalities between the two..."
Looking forward to how 343 drives the show in interesting ways, maybe we'll see some of that in the release of Halo: Infinity Season Two or Season Three? Time will tell.
Halo: Infinity is currently available on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Halo: Infinity plans to release an updated patch today that will fix a series of bugs and issues.
Halo premiered on March 24 on paramount+ platforms, and Xbox players can open XGPU to get free Paramount+ services for 30 days. The live-action series takes place in a separate timeline, completely separate from the main setting of the game. The Sergeant Major remains the protagonist, with major characters such as Dr. Catherine Halsey and Cortana also appearing.