Halo: Campaign Evolved supports two-player split-screen co-op on Xbox and PlayStation 5
Master Chief’s earliest adventures are set to regain their social spirit with the launch of Halo: Campaign Evolved. Set for release July 28, this edition is dedicated to rekindling those nostalgic evenings where players tackle Covenant forces side by side.
The campaign supports up to two players on the same screen and continues the brand’s tradition of couch co-op fun. Unlike online play, which requires separate copies of the game, split-screen allows friends simply to swap controllers.
Halo campaigns better with a Spartan
When played in solitude, Halo remains atmospheric and engaging, but co-op transforms it into an encounter where coordination is essential. Split-second timing for attacks, strategic distribution of weapons, or the chaos of a plan gone awry—it’s all up to your teammate now.
Brimming with choice: Campaign Remix
Adding layers to strategy are the Campaign Remixed features which include dynamic re-skullering and crossplay compatibility. Players can customize difficulty levels, apply unique gameplay effects or experience from a third-person perspective, enhancing replayability for both rookies and veterans.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Halo: Campaign Evolved launch?
Halo: Campaign Evolved launches on July 28, 2023, for Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC. Premium Edition owners can start five days early on July 23.