Halo: Campaign Evolved is officially getting a new multiplayer mode.
Xbox Game Studios’ first-person shooter remake Halo: Campaign Evolved is officially getting a multiplayer mode. Halo Studios and Xbox announced this week that the shooter is getting a PvE Firefight mode as a free update coming this winter, pitting Spartans against both the Covenant and the Flood.
Does Halo: Campaign Evolved have a PvE game mode?
Halo: Campaign Evolved is getting a new multiplayer mode, though it might not be the one fans were hoping for. The remake of Halo: Combat Evolved is adding Firefight, a game mode that first appeared in Halo 3: ODST. The mode has since become a fan favourite mainstay in the franchise, appearing in multiple Halo sequels to date.
Firefight is a wave-based PvE game mode that allows multiple players to load into a map together and beat back waves of different enemies. These enemies will consist of both Covenant and Flood enemies, judging by the newly-released key art from this week’s announcement. More details for the mode were not announced.
Halo: Campaign Evolved is not getting the arena multiplayer game mode most would have wanted, but Firefight should be a fun way to spend a couple more hours in-game with friends nonetheless.
