#NEW HALO GAME REVIEWS SERIES#
It’s actually a pretty good set of bad guys that the series has really been missing for a long time. They’re set up as the usual band of space pirates that disparage and murder everyone in their path. He awakens to find that the Halo ring below and his ship have been whipped out by a band of murders called The Banished. You play as Master Chief following the attack on his crew which left him floating in space…again. Halo Infinite is actually a pretty weak story for the majority of its duration. Though the game tries its best to please fans while offering a small handful of evolutionary sparks, Halo Infinite is a far cry from being the best title in the series. And this is the same way I went into Halo Infinite. I hadn’t grown up with the series so I was able to play all of its games without rose-colored glasses. But when it came to the series, I had the privilege of looking at it objectively. Getting to play the games in release order and learning more about the characters and seeing the series’ evolution was rewarding.
Over this past summer though, I decided to finally jump head-first into the franchise just in time to take part in the newest entry into the ongoing story. By that time, we were already four titles into the franchise and it had seemed impossible to catch up while being surrounded by so many compelling stories at that time. Growing up as a PlayStation kid in my early childhood, I didn’t have an Xbox console until about 2010 when I got my first Arcade 360. Perhaps one of my favorite gaming experiences over this past year was my introduction to the Halo franchise.
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