Insider claims two Halo games will be released next year

Ever since the disappointing launch of Halo: Infinite, Microsoft and 343 Industries (now Halo Studios) have been laying somewhat dormant, with the biggest news arriving during last year’s Halo World Championships in the form of the UE5-developed ‘Project Foundry’. Ahead of this year’s championships, a Halo insider has claimed that two projects are currently in the works to be released next year.

Ahead of the upcoming Halo World Championships (where the team will officially reveal “what we’ve been working on”) Halo leaker Rebs Gaming released a video claiming that sources “informed me there is a separate new Halo multiplayer game” in the works alongside the previously-leaked Halo CE remake.

Expanding on this, Rebs described the project as a “live-service long-term updating multiplayer game” – with specific comparisons being made to Fortnite with regards to its “live service component”. That said, it is unknown whether the game will be a battle royale or not currently.

Alongside this, Rebs claimed that two separate Halo games are planned to arrive next year. Though not confirmed, these are likely to be the aforementioned CE remake and this leaked live-service title – though we will have to wait until the Halo World Championships later this week to find out officially.

Of course, while a live-service multiplayer Halo game could be great, the ill-fated Infinite was initially designed to be a 10-year experience, and so we will have to wait and see whether the team can handle a long-term live-service experience.

KitGuru says: Are you looking forward to Halo WC? Which of the two leaked projects are you most excited for? Let us know down below.

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