Halo: Campaign Evolved Preview
Halo: Campaign Evolved seems like it's going to be a stunner, but I still have a few questions after playing.
A promising start, Halo: Campaign Evolved is a remake of the first game's legendary single-player offering and is absolutely beautiful.
I played a small slice of the game ahead of its official reveal, diving into the start of the fan-favorite 'The Silent Cartographer' mission.
- The mission features a semi-open environment that encourages exploration.
- The game defies the more linear designs of other first-person shooter (FPS) games of the era.
- It was a real looker, with lush sandy beaches that provided breathtaking views across a wide ocean expanse.
Built in Unreal Engine 5, Halo: Campaign Evolved is positioned to recapture the same sense of magic and wonder when it launches in 2026.
It’s clear why the developers chose this section of the campaign to show off their vision.
Author's summary: Halo: Campaign Evolved is a beautiful remake of the first game's single-player offering.
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