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Earn 10 levels of progress per week, with more free rewards.

The event offers ten holiday-themed rewards.

Slay the nights away!

343: It's a "spiritual reboot" that's "launching at an incredibly tough time."

343 Industries commits to making further progression changes in the future.

Halo Infinite dropped its multiplayer on the world with no warning for the XBox 20th anniversary.

Fracture: Tenrai introduces spectacular samurai-inspired armor and themed rewards.

Should probably scrap the whole thing and start over.

First season's battle pass runs until May, with added items and events.

The videos cover weapons, the opening level, and grapples… because why not?

Players will never have to worry about losing what they pay for.

Lead multiplayer level designer Cayle George introduces the map in the IGN video.

Master Chief's got new allies and enemies, but there's plenty that's familiar.

PvP technical test running the next two weekends, will have Arena and Big Team Battles

You can preorder special edition Xbox and controller.

It's been a while since we've mentioned Halo Infinite here on MMOBomb.

343 Industries isn't handing players a bunch of random guns for players to blow each other away with in Halo Infinite Multiplayer.

Halo Infinite Multiplayer was formally revealed yesterday, but 343 Industries has a lot more reveals planned for the rest of the week.

Halo Infinite's long-rumored free-to-play mode was confirmed this weekend during the Bethesda/Xbox showcase at E3. Designed to be "the most approachable and welcoming entry in the series to date," Halo Infinite Multiplayer ...

You'll have longer to wait a little longer before you can get your hands on a multiplayer free-to-play Halo game.

UPDATE, Friday afternoon: 343 Industries confirmed via Twitter that Halo Infinite "multiplayer will be free-to-play and will support 120FPS on Xbox Series X," with more details to come.

Remember that free-to-play version of Halo Online that was being developed by some intrepid modders?...

Remember Microsoft's experiment with a free-to-play Halo Online that was only available in Russia?...