Halo Infinite 🍸will receive additional support from Hal♑o 4 Forge and map co-developer Certain Affinity as 343 Industries recruits some outside muscle.

Certain Affinity briefly plans to collaborate on Halo Infinite earlier today. "We are deepening our relationship with 343 and have been entrusted with further evolving Halo Infinite in some new and exciting ways," the studio said in a vague statement.ꦡ 

343 Industries and Halo publisher 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Microsoft haven't commented on the implications of this new arrangement, and Certain Affinity's leaves many questions unanswered, but the studio's history with the Halo franchise does give us some idea of what it could 𓆉be working on. 

Certain Affinity got into Halo in 2011 with the Xbox 360 release of Halo: Combat Ev♔olved Anniversary, contributing seven co-op and PvP maps to the rerelease. Its stable also includes the Defiant Map pack for Halo: Reach as well as several Halo 4 PvP contributions including the Dominion mode and several maps.

Importantly, ꦆCertain Affinity was also co-developer on Halo 4's Forge mode. While handling Halo 2's updates for the Master Chief Collection, it created some assets for its Forge as well. 343 always held the reins, but Certain ꧙Affinity has repeatedly contributed features and content to Halo's sandbox map builder. 

Since launch, Halo Infinite's multiplayer seasons have 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:struggled to keep up with the expectations of today's live service market, and its Forge and co-op updates have also repeatedly been pushed back. We can only speculate at this stage, but given Halo Infinite's production challenges and Certain Affinity's history, it seems probable that 343 Industries is looking for help with PvP maps and/or Forge. If and how this affects the immediate release schedule or features of these game modes reꦯmains to be see༺n. 

The recent 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Halo Infinite Season 2 reveal teases new content alongside player-driven changes.