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Final Halo: Reach PC flight will begin soon, will feature both single-player and multiplayer modes

343 Industries has announced that the final flight for the PC version of Halo: Reach will begin soon. This final flight will have the most content to date for players to enjoy. Furthermore, it will have both single-player and multiplayer modes.

As 343 Industries stated:

“The team is moving very rapidly preparing for the next Halo: Reach flight. Yesterday we received our first branched build for the next PC flight, and it has been getting hammered on internally with our 2nd Ring 0 test happening today. The teams will be in over the weekend hammering away identifying any blocking issues to resolve prior to going to Ring 1 & 2. If no issues are found, the team plans to go out to Rings 1 & 2 on Monday. Our goal is to get this flight out as quickly as possible.”

This flight includes two campaign missions, multiple offerings for social and ranked matchmaking, custom games, and Firefight matchmaking. All types of content will be available over the course of the flight. The team anticipates this final flight to last a week. Do note, though, that select offerings for Multiplayer and Firefight matchmaking may change.

343 Industries will reveal more information in terms of days the flight will span soon. It will also reveal additional details such as what offerings will be present on what days.

We’ll be sure to keep you posted, so stay tuned for more!

14 thoughts on “Final Halo: Reach PC flight will begin soon, will feature both single-player and multiplayer modes”

  1. Enjoy with yesterdays future of gaming tomorrow… or in 10 months with Halo, multiplayer of tomorrow from 15 years ago that couldnt be made in 16:9 dimensions without year of beta testing!

  2. Honestly baffled how it takes this much BS, to crap out an HD rendition of a single friggen game. I mean……… what? It’s not even a remake or anything. 50 betas later, whoops sorry, I mean “flights”, and this thing “might” be released. What an embarrassment.

    1. If you’re baffled by this then you’ve “never” done an ounce of coding or programming in your life. Especially reworking and recoding old singular hardware to work on the vast range of PC hardware available to us now.

      Your immaturity is showing my guy. Relax. Unlike every other company they want the game to be fully working upon release… not 2-6 months later after 30+ patches.

  3. This is getting ridiculous how long this take, and i hope they ar not planning to do the same with the other games of this collection.

  4. Not that i’m that interested but last time i heard all Halo games were supposed to be released on the PC by the end of 2019 right ? So i guess we can expect 5 games in 2 months ?

    1. That “was” the plan because they thought porting would be much easier (iirc Reach was supposed to be out by July and then the other games were to follow).

      But as everyone can see there’s much more technical work involved. The other games will probably be out by next year (I assume they’re using Reach as a base moving forward so the others shouldn’t take as long).

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