Finally, the Halo Infinite Multiplayer Beta is launching this weekend. Halo fans get ready!
Taken from TPU … If you’re on the fence about whether or not Halo Infinite will be worth your time, you might just get your chance to find it out for yourself as early as this weekend. 343 Industries has announced the first of a series of technical flightings for the next chapter in the Halo universe, with users being called in an invite-basis to participate in and provide feedback on the multiplayer element of Halo infinite (which will be free to play when the game launches later this year). The gameplay focus is on team fights against bots (a first in the Halo universe) in big arena maps, plus a tutorial system called The Academy, which will feature missions for players to get into the groove of Halo’s combat rhythms.
Tempered expectations are best when coming into any games’ beta, and 343 Industries has informed players that the current build of the game being deployed for this flighting is some two to three months old compared to the games’ current development stage – so there is some leeway to pardon their dust. If you want to get a taste of Halo’s famed arena combat, you’ll have to sign-up to the Halo Insider initiative, where you can choose the platform of choice for participation in the flighting program. If you choose PC as your platform, there are some other hoops to jump through; you’ll have to send Microsoft a diagnostic of your system’s DxDiag report, as well as connect your Steam account via the Halo Insider program. Meet you there, Spartan.
Source: Tom’s Hardware, TPU
