Halo: Campaign Evolved will receive Firefight in 2026, in one of the last major updates planned for the game before official support ends. Microsoft announced the news during celebrations marking Xbox’s 25th anniversary.The PvE mode pits players against hordes of enemies and will support up to four players. It brings back cooperation between Spartans, who will have to work together to survive waves of adversaries. The content will be available completely free of charge, but it does not yet have a specific release date.Some fans will be able to try Firefight ahead of launch during Xbox Fan Fest, scheduled for December 12 and 13 in Seattle. Attendees will also be able to experience other new features coming to Halo: Campaign Evolved.The update is expected to be one of Halo Studios’ final contributions to the series. According to the information released, the next Halo chapters will be developed by Activision teams, which may draw on their experience working on Call of Duty.Released on July 28, Halo: Campaign Evolved received relatively positive reviews from critics, but had a cooler reception among players. On Steam, the game has mixed reviews, with 50% of recent reviews not recommending the shooter.The game’s commercial performance also affected the studio’s plans. Estimates indicate that the title sold around 1.2 million copies, a result considered insufficient for a franchise the size of Halo. As a result, Halo Studios is expected to continue operating as a support team, while planned remakes and new games that were still in the concept stage have been shelved.Information from Adrenaline.
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