Halo Studios to Reveal Series’ Future

Halo Studios is set to unveil a glimpse into the future of the series at the World Championship event in October, potentially announcing a new game. At the 2024 event, the studio announced a name change from 343 Industries to Halo Studios, which is now working on multiple Halo games and has adopted Unreal Engine 5 as the new game engine for the series. However, since then, no further information about the franchise has been disclosed. Now, Halo Studios plans to celebrate Halo’s 25th anniversary in 2026, but before that, on October 24, it will share “more of what we’re working on,” the studio said in a new message posted on the Halo series website. The studio mentions having listened to vast speculation about its work and, although preferring not to comment on rumors, decided fans deserved a better perspective on Halo’s future. This suggests that Halo Studios will have more than one announcement to share, which includes a tease from Phil Spencer about the series’ return in 2026. While it’s fun to speculate, the studio wants to share official information, so they’re waiting until October. A new remake of the Halo series is also expected to be announced at the event. So, get ready, fellow gamers! The future of Halo looks promising.

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