Developer 343 Industries has been quite vocal about what Halo fans can expect from Halo Infinite in 2022. The studio released a new roadmap last Friday, and it brings with it the unfortunate news that Halo Infinite‘s campaign co-op will not arrive until August. Joseph Staten, Head of Creative at 343, said that the studio is prioritizing “team health” and finding “a sustainable development rhythm.”
Campaign co-op was one of several features missing from Halo Infinite at launch. It was initially delayed to the start of Season 2, but that season was then delayed by a further three months to May 3 of this year. Halo fans who enjoy playing campaign co-op in split-screen are also out of luck, as this has been delayed until some point during Season 3. 343 is extending Season 2 into another 6-month season to work on quality-of-life improvements. This means that split-screen co-op will not make it to Halo Infinite until November 8 at the earliest.
The roadma…
