Game Title: Halo Infinite
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Developer: 343 Industries
Publisher: Xbox Game Studios
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 86 average - 94% recommended - 93 reviews
ACG - Jeremy Penter - Buy
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AusGamers - KostaAndreadis - 8 / 10
In the end though it’s hard to fault what 343 Industries has accomplished with Halo Infinite. It’s very much the spiritual successor it purports to be – with forward thinking design and elements that flow in a way that reminds you of the timeless nature of the fluid, stylish combat of old. The lack of co-op is something you feel, but in terms of cinematic spectacle this is the Master Chief …
As I get older I prefer more and more the slower paced FPS multiplayer games. I almost dabbed my toe in BF2042 just for something new but i’m…glad I didnt - I realise i’m not the target market anymore (Hell I didn’t really like BF3/4).
So here I am again longing for more Day of Infamy and Darkest Hour 44-45. I’m writing this as i’m installing Project Reality!
All of the games I have fondness for typically only have one or two servers at best, but I like them because they’re just the game with no stupid crap in them and they require teamwork and patience.
Anyone else like me? Don’t get me wrong I enjoy Squad and Hell Let Loose but I find them a bit one note after a while. Anything more simple is just too brain numbing for me, I did the ‘going for kills’ games when I was younger and I feel i’m a bit past them - I want long elongated experiences that stick with you yknow.
PS - on the huge contrary, HALO with friends …
FrostPunk GOG - Z6LR123443610B0A2* star is the number after 6
Need For speed hot pursuit remastered Origin - DG*5-R8UW-LL96-QMSS-WQQL star is the number after 4
Journey to savage planet GOG - *UK7F46430F0B95B8D star is number after 5
I’m actually talking about free games you can find in some recess of the internet or that have a very active but small following, so no fortnite or LoL.