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Halo Infinite’s next multiplayer preview will kick off on September 24

kip@winbeta.org kip@winbeta.org
September 9, 2021
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The second multiplayer preview for Halo Infinite will kick off on September 24, developer 343 Industries announced today. Halo fans have until Monday, September 13 to sign up for the Halo Insider Program on Halo Waypoint to get a chance to get an invite for this new multiplayer beta.

The next #HaloInfinite multiplayer preview is targeted to arrive on Sept. 24! All fully registered Halo Insider profiles as of Sept. 13 are eligible to participate.

Don’t miss out! Head to https://t.co/3a5Xr1hUIc, get your profile fully filled out, then prepare for takeoff. pic.twitter.com/9GgAQP4f6p

— Halo (@Halo) September 9, 2021

The first multiplayer beta for Halo Infinite happened on July 29 – August 1, but it was pretty light on content. Beta testers only got the chance to try the new Bot Slayer and Weapon Drills mode, and only 3 maps were available during the test. This second beta should focus PvP matches, but we’re still waiting for 343 Industries to share more details.

Halo Infinite will officially launch on Xbox consoles and PC on December 8, and its multiplayer mode will be free-to-play on all platforms. The game will also support cross-play multiplayer and mouse and keyboard input on Xbox consoles, and the first multiplayer beta already looked very promising.

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