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Next Halo 5 DLC Teased, New Halo Wars 2 Image Released
June's Warzone Firefight may have been the final major Halo 5: Guardians update, but more content is coming to the Xbox One shooter.
In 343's latest weekly blog post, the studio offered a high-level take on what's coming to Halo 5 for its next update. This will include a "variety of goodness," 343 teased.
There will be "new places to play" (new maps, presumably), as well as "new Reqs to wreak havoc with" and more objects and features for the Forge mode. The update will also include the Halo 5 Content Browser, which should make it easier to search for a download community-made creations.
The name of his Halo 5 update, its release date, and everything it includes will be announced "over the next few weeks."
In July, 343 said Halo 5--many months after release--continued to grow its userbase and topple franchise records, which may explain why the studio is continuing to support the game.
In the blog post, 343 also reiterated that Halo 5's Forge tools are coming to Windows 10 for free, featuring mouse and keyboard support, 4K (if you have a supported monitor), and custom games.
Additionally, following a discussion around some Halo Wars 2 beta stats, 343 released a brand-new image from the game, featuring a new look at its units and environments. Here it is:
In other news about Halo, the new Halo-themed Xbox One S console goes on sale later this month.
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In 343's latest weekly blog post, the studio offered a high-level take on what's coming to Halo 5 for its next update. This will include a "variety of goodness," 343 teased.
There will be "new places to play" (new maps, presumably), as well as "new Reqs to wreak havoc with" and more objects and features for the Forge mode. The update will also include the Halo 5 Content Browser, which should make it easier to search for a download community-made creations.The name of his Halo 5 update, its release date, and everything it includes will be announced "over the next few weeks."
In July, 343 said Halo 5--many months after release--continued to grow its userbase and topple franchise records, which may explain why the studio is continuing to support the game.
In the blog post, 343 also reiterated that Halo 5's Forge tools are coming to Windows 10 for free, featuring mouse and keyboard support, 4K (if you have a supported monitor), and custom games.
Additionally, following a discussion around some Halo Wars 2 beta stats, 343 released a brand-new image from the game, featuring a new look at its units and environments. Here it is:
In other news about Halo, the new Halo-themed Xbox One S console goes on sale later this month.More...