Halo Infinite will release on December 8 this holiday season for all of the Xbox consoles and PC, with the release date confirmed during the Opening Night Live Gamescom presentation overnight. The date was revealed as part of a new and stylish 'Halo Infinite Multiplayer - Season One Cinematic Intro', highlighting that multiplayer might be the focus for the game's launch.

In that we haven't seen the campaign in action since its debut last year, and word from developer 343 Industries is that the game will launch without a co-op campaign. That said. single-player is coming.

Commander Agryna knows firsthand the difference a Spartan can make—a difference never more important than now. Humanity's forces are scattered. Desperate resistance efforts have continued to fall short on multiple fronts, from Cortana's relentless martial law to the expanding power and ambition of Atriox and the Banished. But there is hope: a new generation of Spartans, training in secret to become unstoppable. In this cinematic introduction to Season 1 of Halo Infinite Multiplayer, get a glimpse into the Academy Commander's own heroic journey and what it truly means to be a Spartan.

Halo Infinite is coming to Xbox Series X, Xbox One and Windows 10 (PC). And with Halo celebrating its 20th anniversary, Microsoft is releasing a new Halo Infinite Limited Xbox Series X console (seen below) and Halo Infinite Limited Edition Xbox Elite Wireless Controller.