Recall that in early December 2020, the developers clarified the release date for Halo Infinite and shared fresh screenshots of the game. Not much time has passed since then, but fans want more.

In his address to one of these impatient fans, Jarrard assured that there was no cause for concern: the team had just returned from the New Year’s break and had not yet managed to earn at full capacity.

As for the plans to cover the development process of Halo Infinite, the next issue of Inside Infinite (a text summary of the progress of the game’s creation) will be unveiled before the end of this week, that is, until January 31st.

An upcoming post will focus on sandbox elements in Halo Infinite. Jarrard also warned that big announcements in the upcoming Inside Infinite should not be counted on.

Ahead of the release of Halo Infinite, the developers are also not going to keep fans in the dark: according to Jarrard, the team intends to share details about the creation of the game at least once a month.

Halo Infinite is expected to premiere this fall on PC (Steam, Microsoft Store), Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and S. Contrary to persistent rumors, there will be no battle royale mode in the project, but Big Team Battle 2.0 may appear.