Halo: Infinity had a decent online presence on Steam when it went out last November (up to 256,619), but the number of multiplayer players has been plummeting ever since, just like Battlefield 2042, which was released monthly.
According to SteamDB, the average number of people online for Halo: Infinity steam in the past 30 days was only 5,763, compared to about 50 times the number of people in the months before April, and halo: infinity currently has about 4,000 more monthly players than Battlefield 2042. Based on current trends, halo: infinity may soon have the same number of players as battlefield 2042.
It is worth mentioning that in EA's financial report, it was also broken, and the first failure of "Battlefield 2042" was blamed on the simultaneous release of "Halo: Infinite", but then it was officially debunked, and the current situation is estimated that EA did not expect it.
Halo: Infinity Multiplayer Season 2 "Lone Wolf" will be released on May 3, adding two new maps, a new mode and some improvements, whether this can save the decline, we wait and see.