Since its debut with Combat Evolved, the Halo series has been designated as the go-to Co-Op FPS when you want to play through an entire action-packed story mode with a buddy. Halo Infinite was released on December 8, 2021, but it didn’t have the series’ staple Co-Op Campaign feature. Developer 343 Industries has promised it will be patched in later, but when will it be released exactly?
343 Industries had already announced that the Co-Op feature for Halo Infinite Campaign would be released in Season 2. Season 2 was previously planned for March, but the launch has been delayed. However, the Co-Op Campaign did eventually launch on launch on November 8, 2022. With that in mind, both Xbox and PC players will have to wait until next year to explore Zeta Halo with their friends.
Before the official feature was released in 2022, a Twitter user @nobleactual found a glitch that lets you play Halo Infinite in Co-Op split-screen on Xbox. However, this method comes with several caveats: First, player two will have no HUD elements. Second, FOBs and story levels are broken, so it’s not really fun to do. Not to mention, doing this will completely wipe your save.
