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Halo Infinite

Halo Infinite devs show the game is ‘coming together’ with new screenshots

Posted on February 28, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

343 Industries has released a handful of brand new Halo Infinite screenshots, giving fans a fresh look at the game world and the visual progress that’s been made in recent months.

The screenshots (some of which can be seen below) appeared in the latest Inside Infinite blogpost on Halo Waypoint, in which there’s a focus on Halo Infinite’s campaign mode and its setting, Zeta Halo.

In the post, Alex Le Boulicaut, Halo Infinite’s Graphics Producer, said that after the widely criticised Campaign demo from July 2020, “the team has been continuously iterating on outstanding graphics and lighting work to deliver a more immersive experience” and that “this team effort is finally coming together, and we are very excited to share some of the results with our community today!”
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