As of today, June 29, Halo 5: Guardians is available to download and play completely free as part of Microsoft's Free Play Days promotion. To celebrate the news, Xbox marketing executive Aaron ...

Halo 5 nails the Halo 30 seconds of fun thing with aplomb. We're inside, then we're outside, we're exploring a quiet, creepy cavern, then we're watching a Covenant civil war explode all around us.

Here’s how it works. Since E3, we've known that Halo 5: Guardians ' campaign would be a changeable thing, swapping focus from the Master Chief-led Blue Team to Spartan Locke's Fireteam Osiris.

Halo 5: Forge’s main limitation right now is the lack of a custom game browser (aka a server browser), so you can only join games via Xbox Live friends. 343 is planning to add this feature in a ...

Halo 5’s new mechanical improvements apply to multiplayer as well as campaign. The most notable of those mechanics (which include the ability to quick-dash in any direction) is the hover jets.

The “Halo 5: Guardians” story. As “Halo 5: Guardians” opens, numerous colonies are under attack by an unknown foe. And the Master Chief — the only one who can save them — has disappeared. His ...

Halo 5: Guardians is the best installment yet in Microsoft's storied shooter series, offering exciting gameplay, an engaging story and tons of multiplayer content.

Halo 5: Guardians is the fastest-selling Halo game to-date according to Microsoft. The game's launch also marks the biggest so far on the Xbox One, with over $400 million in global games and ...

IGN's Halo 5 Rumors and Leaks page collects information about 343's newest entry into the Halo saga. Since its initial unveiling at E3 2013, ...

Halo 5: Guardians brings some excellent new multiplayer offerings, but its weak campaign, dull plot and co-op-heavy design make it frustrating to play alone.

Halo 5 grants you a second chance before forcing a respawn, allowing your teammates to revive your dying character. And this works well in co-op, when two players can provide cover fire as the ...

Halo 5’s slightly obnoxious, Matrix-aping opening cutscene depicts Jameson Locke’s Osiris Squad leaping, tumbling, and vaulting down a snowy mountainside, taking down random, arbitrary ...