Unexpected Missing from Halo: Combat Evolved Remake
While the future of the Halo series remains uncertain, a troubling detail has emerged regarding the Halo: Combat Evolved remake, a glimmer of hope for the series. It’s being claimed that the multiplayer mode, one of the series’ most beloved aspects, will not be included in the new version. This has already caused disappointment among fans.
Halo: Combat Evolved Remake May Not Include Multiplayer
Recent layoffs and a loss of motivation in the Halo world have cast doubt on the series’ future. However, Phil Spencer’s announcement at the Xbox Games Showcase that “a classic element that has been with us since the beginning will return” excited fans. This announcement also sparked rumors of a Halo: Combat Evolved remake.
Halo Studios is expected to make an announcement at the Halo World Championship in October. It’s believed the first official information about the remake will be shared at this event. However, insider claims could dampen the excitement. Content creator RebsGaming, citing multiple sources, has claimed that the remake, scheduled for release in 2026, will not include a multiplayer mode.
This has caused significant disappointment, particularly within the community. Multiplayer, one of Halo’s most beloved aspects, is a crucial part of the original game’s legacy. The lack of a multiplayer mode in the Combat Evolved remaster from the Master Chief Collection was also criticized. Now, the recurrence of this same omission in the remake is being met with disapproval from players.
RebsGaming’s claims aren’t limited to this. Rumors that Halo could be coming to PlayStation have become increasingly likely with the recent expansion of Xbox exclusives like Gears of War and Forza to other platforms. Although there is no official confirmation yet, the Halo: Combat Evolved remake project remains the focus of both expectations and discussions.
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