With the exception of Halo Guardians, every past Halo entry has had 2-player splitscreen as an option for their campaigns, so it is not surprising to see the series trying to return to its roots after the mixed reception to Halo Guardians.
Hook was very direct in his tweet, stating, " Halo Infinite will be supporting 2 player split screen and 4 player online co-op for campaign. Head of design at 343 Industries, Jerry Hook, took to Twitter to clarify the latest change.
However, Halo Infinite has already made more than a few changes during its development since then, and will continue to make more before the game launches this holiday season. Related: Halo Infinite Developer 343 Industries Responds To Graphics Criticisms 343 Industries has clarified rumors surrounding Halo Infinite, stating that the shooter will support 2-player splitscreen as well as 4-player co-op online, but not four players locally. Local co-op gameplay has been a part of the Halo franchise since the beginning, so when the previous entry, Halo: Guardians, launched without the feature, a portion of fans were naturally disappointed.įour-player was something that was mentioned by 343 back in 2018, and the recent reveal of Halo Infinite's gameplay only fed into that theory, as the footage drew comparisons to both the Spartan Ops and Firefight modes, both of which revolved heavily around multiplayer gameplay. Of course, not every fan missed the feature in Galo: Guardians the fact that most modern triple A games do not include splitscreen, combined with the rise of online gaming, has largely replaced the want/need for local splitscreen gaming.
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