You’ve reached your account maximum for followed topics. Halo has been a beloved video game franchise and series of novels, but now it is making its way to your tabletop in the form of a ...

Fireteam Hydra is now available outside of the Spartan Edition set for Halo: Flashpoint. These Spartans rock several Covenant weapons and are clad in Mark VII armour. If you didn't get your hands on ...

The series steward 343 Industries is changing names to Halo Studios, and multiple new games are in the works using Epic's Unreal Engine 5. Microsoft also acknowledged some past struggles and ...

Mantic Games has officially confirmed the launch date for the highly anticipated Halo: Flashpoint miniature game. The game will be available on November 16th ...

Photo from Halo: Flashpoint at GAMA Anyhow, if you want to get in on the Halo: Flashpoint action you’re best bet is to order directly or make sure your FLGS is a stockist for the game. There’s going ...

Earlier this month, Halo Studios offered me the chance to go hands-on with a new way to play Halo Infinite. The previously ...

The official release day is November 30, 2024. So you’ve got a month to plan. Furthermore, if you want to get in on the first ...

New Unreal Engine 5 Halo footage showed off three different locations 343 Industries is setting up different teams to work on multiple games New Halo games are in ...

and would be producing its new Halo games in Unreal Engine 5. Speaking to Eurogamer, Digital Foundry chief Richard Leadbetter said moving to Unreal 5 makes for “easier” multi-platform ...

First announced in January, Mantic Games’ Halo: Flashpoint makes its way into the world in November as the first wave of pre-orders start shipping out to eager fans. Polygon got a brief ...

Unreal Engine 5 has been revolutionising game design, and we've just seen a new, and unexpected example. 343 Industries, now renamed as Halo Studios, has announced that it's moving from its ...

However, this isn’t quite the case. Those making the argument have pointed to the revelation that future Halo games will make use of Sony’s Audiokinetic Wwise. How do we know this? Well ...