Journalist Jez Corden claims that in addition to the upcoming Halo Infinite, 343 Industries is working on another, unannounced project.
The next entry in the shooter series has now gone gold and is ready to go for its December release.
Other upcoming events include Cyber Showdown, Winter Contingency, and Tactical Ops (with new cosmetics), along with the HCS Spotlight.
New gameplay showcases brutal set-piece encounters against the game's first two bosses, a hulking Brute and a lithe Elite.
"This time, we spent much more time on the Normal difficulty, expecting new players to come in," says character director Stephen Dyck.
343 Industries' head of creative Joseph Staten confirms that the recent delay of the shooter's Season 2 means campaign co-op and Forge have also been pushed back.
XP Boosts also last for one hour instead of 30 minutes and all players who login from November 23rd to 30th will receive the Sigil Mark VII Visor.
New videos shine a spotlight on some of the various optional activities that will be found across the semi-open world of Zeta Halo.
343 Industries highlights the various improvements made to the shooter's campaign over the last year, from visuals to gameplay and more.
"This is only our first step - we are committed to continue evolving these systems but it will take time," says community manager John Junyszek.
Watch Master Chief and his new AI, The Weapon, fight off various foes, including the new Skimmers. The campaign launches on December 8th.
Despite a fairly successful release, the beta has faced complaints regarding no post-match XP, low XP gains from challenges and so on.
Previously set to end in March 2022 release, 343 Industries has extended the game's first multiplayer season so that it can "can finish development for Season 2 in a healthy and sustainable way."
With a peak concurrent user count of over 272,000 on Steam on its launch day, Halo Infinite has already become Xbox Game Studios' most successful game ever on the platform.
Launch trailer showcases Season 1: Heroes of Reach's cosmetics along with all of the weapons, tactics, and action that define Halo.
Recent developments have strongly suggested that Microsoft could release Halo Infinite's free-to-play multiplayer component sooner than expected.
The newest UNSC Archives trailer dives into the backstory of the Master Chief's Mjolnir armour- or more specifically, an ore used in its exoskeleton.
Though officially slated for a December 8 launch, it seems like Halo Infinite's multiplayer might receive a surprise launch in the coming days.
Check out the opening level and gameplay from the campaign along with learning more about how the sandbox levels work.
The new character is aiming to be one of the most "disturbing" characters in the Halo lore as he hunts Master Chief across the game's narrative.
