After a disappointing earlier delay, Halo Infinite is now slated for release during the holiday season. There will be a beta before the game’s official release and we have details on how to register today.
Register for the Halo Insider closed beta
The first step to signing up for the Halo Infinite beta is simple. You need to sign up for Halo Insider on the Microsoft website.
You must be at least 18 years old to register and you will need to sign a confidentiality clause stating that you will not reveal any secrets you will discover in the beta, including images or videos. You’ll then need to provide your preferred email address, as well as details on things like your country and time zone.
During registration, you’ll need to provide information about your favorite Halo titles and modes, as well as which platforms and controllers you own. There will be questions about your personal preferences, including display and audio settings, and whether you wish to run a PC-specific beta test (this will require disclosure of your computer and Steam ID stats).
It’s all pretty straightforward, but don’t forget – you’re just signing up for a chance to be selected for the beta, so that’s not guaranteed. However, compiling the Halo Insider app thoroughly and thoroughly can increase your chances.
When is the Halo Insider beta release date?
We still don’t know when the beta will be released, although it will certainly be ahead of the game’s release during the holiday season. We also don’t know for sure how many tests Halo Infinite will have. There will be at least one, although Microsoft may run more beta tests (which they call “flights”) before the game is released.
Will there be an open beta of Halo Insider?
By signing up for Halo Insider, you are putting your name in the running for the Halo Infinite closed beta. But gamers want to know: will there be an open beta for this game?
So far, there hasn’t been any announcement about an open beta. However, fans of the franchise may remember that the Master Chief Collection had a very disastrous launch. As Destructoid reports, 343 Industries chief Bonnie Ross told Game Informer: “Going forward, you’ll never see a Halo game come out without a beta. [Master Chief Collection] it was obviously painful for our fans and for us. But it won’t happen again. “
This could result in the need for both a closed beta and an open one. But for the best chance of playing Halo Infinite early, we recommend signing up for Halo Insider today!
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