Halo: Infinite
We got to see Halo: Infinite Reveal at E3 2021. Due to the epidemic, Halo: Infinite was already officially delayed. However, a preview released in July 2020 was heavily criticized by fans as unfinished, with opponent character models that were described as primitive and reminiscent of earlier games rather than a next-gen title. The creators promised to put forth a lot of effort to improve them.
Master Chief met a new AI character in Sunday’s video, and the two addressed a mystery surrounding the fate of Cortana, the game’s other long-running protagonist.
It did not, however, contain the extraterrestrial opponent models that generated such a stir last year.
The multiplayer games-as-a-service component of the next Halo game will be free to play, according to 343 Industries, who demonstrated what gamers may anticipate in a two-minute multiplayer gameplay reveal at E3 2021. Xbox also revealed further details about the Halo Infinite campaign, which will include a new UNSC AI called the Weapon, which was created specifically to block Cortana from fleeing in Halo 5: Guardians. You will explore Zeta Halo as the Master Chief and defeat the Banished in order to gain control of the ring.
Release date: Late 2021
Starfield
This is the first time we’ve seen Starfield, Bethesda’s first new distinct universe in over 25 years. Starfield is set in space, as the name implies, and a new teaser trailer indicates that it will be released on November 11th, 2022, only on Xbox Series X/S and PC.
Starfield's concept art really reminds me of Star Wars. I can't wait to see these planets in game. pic.twitter.com/k0TgSKY8XX
— MrMattyPlays (@G27Status) June 13, 2021
The Washington Post initially published the trailer just minutes before Microsoft’s Xbox + Bethesda presentation.
While the teaser doesn’t show much gameplay, Bethesda characterizes the game as one in which “you’ll be who you want, go where you want.” It’s about a last set of space explorers, and Bethesda is releasing a teaser site today with more details on Starfield.
Bethesda's Todd Howard and Ashley Cheng described Starfield as "Skyrim in space" and a "Han Solo simulator." https://t.co/P0v81tcTuf pic.twitter.com/qwgl5qulgI
— IGN (@IGN) June 13, 2021
At E3 2021, Bethesda gave us our first glimpse at its first new universe in 25 years. Players in Bethesda’s role-playing game Starfield will be able to design their own character. Travel the galaxy with “unparalleled freedom,” according to Bethesda. Is this a No Man’s Sky-style game from the studio? Over the next year and a half, we’ll learn more about this. The all-new Creation Engine 2 is utilised to create Starfield; its predecessor was used to create games like Skyrim and Fallout 4.
Release date: November 11, 2022
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