Whisper it quietly, but the free-to-play Halo Online actually looks pretty decent. Footage coming out from the Russian close beta suggests it could be the Halo for PC we’ve always been waiting for, offering up a game that, so far, looks extremely comparable to Halo 3, complete with action on the sprawling Valhalla map. There’s a bit of lag going on, but that seems to be a side-effect of making use of all sorts of rerouting tools to fool the Halo Online servers into thinking you’re playing in Russia. Unfortunately it does look as if you won’t be able to pick weapons up from the floors or your fallen foes, unless you’ve already splashed out on the weapons in question via Halo Online’s microtransaction store. Running on a modified version of the Halo 3 engine, it looks as if Halo: Online is designed to work on a wide variety of systems, with support built in for 16-player matches. While exact pricing details are yet to be announced, or indeed whether it’s even get an international release at all, it appears as if Halo Online will be a platform from which additional content will be continually added.
Halo Online Beta Gameplay Footage Shows Promise For PC Shooter
Whisper it quietly, but the free-to-play Halo Online actually looks pretty decent. Footage coming out from the Russian close beta suggests it could be the Halo for PC we’ve always been waiting for, offering up a game that, so far, looks extremely comparable to Halo 3, complete with action on the sprawling Valhalla map. There’s a bit of lag going on, but that seems to be a side-effect of making use of all sorts of rerouting tools to fool the Halo Online servers into thinking you’re playing in Russia. Unfortunately it does look as if you won’t be able to pick weapons up from the floors or your fallen foes, unless you’ve already splashed out on the weapons in question via Halo Online’s microtransaction store. Running on a modified version of the Halo 3 engine, it looks as if Halo: Online is designed to work on a wide variety of systems, with support built in for 16-player matches. While exact pricing details are yet to be announced, or indeed whether it’s even get an international release at all, it appears as if Halo Online will be a platform from which additional content will be continually added.
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