One of the most anticipated games in the Xbox One and Xbox Series X / S catalog is Halo Infinite, about which some details of the features that the new installment of the saga will present on PC were revealed yesterday. To complement all this information, 343 Industries has published an entry on the game’s official blog to talk about more special details of the compatible version.
The company’s goal is to ensure that users can enjoy a first-class experience. An example of this is to establish Ultra quality settings for all those machines that are capable of moving the game with such high graphics, something that can be seen on panoramic and ultra-panoramic monitors as they have support for both.
In fact, a better example of the latter we have in the following images in which we can see how the scenario changes from playing in one resolution to another with a simply amazing result.
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Halo: Infinite with different monitor types
In this last image in particular you can also see how the field of vision will be reflected in the game, being able to expand it much more, something that will also be possible in its version for consoles. In any case, to make it more accessible to everyone and not overwhelming with so many configurations, there will be a basic set of options that will be set on all systems. From there, each one can modify certain aspects at will.
Along with all this, 343 Industries has indicated that PC gamers will be able to experience a fluid adventure that works perfectly with keyboard and mouse, with triple key combinations, advanced graphics options and will also take advantage of the crossplay function . In this way, it will not matter where each one plays from since PC players can connect together with those of Steam or Xbox consoles.
However, this will not be possible in those ranked multiplayer modes because the company considers that it would not be fair to anyone. In this sense, console users would have assistance to aim, while on PC this action would be even more precise with the movement of the mouse.
Also, to prevent cheats from popping up and spoiling games, he’s working on new ways to spot those who are responsible for annoying others in this way. That is why the team is carrying out a system that will be based on detecting its way of acting instead of the programs that it has installed on the computer.
Regardless, we still don’t know when Halo Infinite will go on sale. As of today, its launch is scheduled for 2021 on Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S and PC through the Microsoft store and Steam, although those subscribing to Xbox Game Pass will be able to download and play it from day one.
