343 Industries Reveals New Content for Halo Infinite Season 2: Maps, Modes, and More
343 Industries have some big plans ahead for Halo Infinite Season 2.
Halo Infinite Season 2 is set to launch on May 3. The new season has been given the title of "Lone Wolves," bringing with it a new battle pass, maps, and more. 343 Industries have detailed in a new blog post their plans for the upcoming season, while also revealing their priorites going forward:
The focus of the Halo Infinite has been listed as the following, in priority order:
- Addressing issues negatively impacting the player experience.
- Completing Season 2 and delivering it as promised on May 3rd.
- Continuing work on Campaign Co-Op, Forge, and Season 3.
So, what can players expect from Halo Infinite Season 2?
In our latest #HaloInfinite Update, we share insights into what the team is currently focused on, outline what's at the top of our priority list, and reveal new details on what's coming with Season 2.
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343 Industries Reveals New Content for Halo Infinite Season 2: Maps, Modes, and More
As mentioned, the title and theme for the next season will be Lone Wolves. Of the title, 343 said, "By “theme” we mean a core idea that guides the creation of much, but not all, of a Season’s content."
"Lone Wolf Spartans are hunters. Trackers. They’re resourceful improvisers, operating deep in enemy territory without resupply or support. They’re fierce, rugged, and prefer to work alone—but they’re still loyal to the Spartan pack."
The blog post gave players a glimpse at the concept art for two of Halo Infinite's "Lone Wolves."
Season 2 will also see playlist updates, balance changes, new modes, and maps. The maps that have been teased so far are an Arena map named “Catalyst” and one BTB map named “Breaker.” New modes making an appearance include "Last Spartan Standing", a free-for-all elimination mode, alongside another new mode named "Land Grab." Making a return in Season 2 will also be "King of the Hill" mode.
"We will have a lot more to share about the Season 2 maps, modes, customization options, and narrative content in April, as our marketing and promotional campaign kicks into high gear," the blog post read.
So, it seems Halo fans will have plenty to look forward to when the new season drops on May 3. Until then, keep working on that Season 1 battle pass which is set to end on May 2.