Fourth Anniversary of Halo Infinite: A Game That Has Not Stopped Evolving

The 343 Industries shooter celebrates its fourth anniversary.

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Today, December 8, 2025, Xbox celebrates a very special date: the fourth anniversary of Halo Infinite. It’s hard to believe that four years have passed since that launch that brought Master Chief back to the forefront and marked a new era for the saga. Over this time, the game has experienced constant updates, complete seasons, new maps, modes, and continuous growth of its player base.

From the first steps of free multiplayer to major events, Infinite has maintained a recognizable spirit: fast-paced matches, direct action, and that unique Halo feeling that many had been waiting for. Four years later, the title remains present in Xbox’s top rankings.

Halo Infinite, four years later: a legacy that continues to expand

• During these four years, Halo Infinite has received visual improvements, balance adjustments, creative tools with Forge, and modes that have revitalized the experience. This is in addition to thematic collaborations, temporary events, and seasons that have given more life to the game without losing its classic essence.
• The campaign mode, centered on Zeta Halo, has also continued to be a point of reference for fans. Despite internal changes at 343 Industries, the community has not stopped showing support, organizing competitions, creating maps with Forge, and keeping the game with a constant pulse.

Halo turns four today with a clear message: its universe continues to grow, its multiplayer remains active, and its bond with players continues. A special anniversary for a saga that, even in times of transition, always finds a way to unite its community.