Halo Infinite: Multiplayer Maps That Should Return In Halo's New Release

Halo Infinite is quickly gaining steam as a hot game release, definitely the hottest Xbox release in a long time, with many gamers looking forward to the multiplayer, its customization options, and shooting their friends in large open-areas, so fans will be happy to know that a good number of Halo Infinite Maps were revealed during the open beta.

Currently, five Halo Infinite Maps have been confirmed via the open beta and they all offer something a little different, though rest assured that shooting your friends in the face while exploring is the main priority of this game and these areas fulfill that purpose well.

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Halo Infinite: Multiplayer Maps That Should Return In Halo's New Release

So, without further ado, here are the five Halo Infinite Maps that have been confirmed for the game thus far:

Bazaar

The East African Protectorate's plan to rebuild the glassed urban core of Mombasa was ambitious and expensive, but Project Rebirth investment by the UEG and UNSC activity at the nearby Voi Excession has revitalized some sections of the metropolis.

Behemoth

It has survived for a hundred millennia, but this ring still holds fast to secrets yet unknown. According to Halo Youtuber HiddenXperia, it's the best map since Halo 3.

Fragmentation

Now more than ever, Installation 07's serene surface belies a deeper strain and conflict.

Live Fire

Instructors at the Avery J. Johnson Academy of Military Science ensure their Spartans are prepared for any challenge that a hostile galaxy throws at them.

Recharge

Resource infrastructure facilities such as those run by Axys' hydroelectric division help maintain stable energy grids for colony worlds throughout the UEG.

Those are the confirmed Halo Infinite Maps thus far, but more will likely be added before its December 8 launch for Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC.

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