Here's what players can expect from 'Halo Infinite'
I found more secrets. Skulls I managed to find on my own without guides, including the famed Craig tribute on top of a tall tower. I 100% cleared the map outside of a few bugged collectibles, knowing that now my progress wouldn’t be wiped.The map is way too hard to navigate using pretty much any vehicle that isn’t a plane or a Ghost.
I maintain the end of the game really falls apart and feels unfinished . Even though the length of the campaign itself seems fine, I find it bizarre you cannot explore the entire final north east third of the map, where it’s only used for a few linear campaign missions. I also found that once I was done, there was pretty muchquarter of the map that you could explore optionally, but the story, oddly, never touched there. There was an entire landmass that was just a VIP target and a single skull.
I maintain that hyping up the Endless for 80% of the game, only to have them never arrive as enemies to fight, or even having them bewas a bit of a bait and switch I didn’t appreciate. Especially since we have literally zero idea when this story is going to continue, with no roadmap from 343 lightning the way.
And as ever, it’s easy to see how much fun this sandbox map would be with co-op, something we’re not getting for six months at least. But I suppose what I learned here is that the campaign will be fun to play again anyway. So yes, I did like the game more my second time through. I’m not changing my score, as that’s not how the review process works, but I do think I was overly consumed with my negative thoughts about the ending at the time, and should have focused on the fun gameplay and finer details more. But there’s more to come, both in single and multiplayer, and Halo is going to keep growing with Infinite as a base for long while.
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