Microsoft released new details for the PC version of their upcoming Halo Infinite game yesterday. Their main goal is to improve the comfort of the gaming process for computer users.
Microsoft continues to move away from the tradition of separating gameplay for consoles and PCs. Therefore, most of the revealed innovations affect exactly this. For example, PC players will now be able to play on the same servers as Xbox users, which was impossible before. The fact is that now match-making will not be based on the gaming platform, as it was before, but on the input device. Therefore, when playing with a gamepad on a PC, you cannot meet a keyboard and mouse user but will play with Xbox gamers with ease.
Another important computer feature that developers have noticed is support for monitors of non-standard sizes. Players have long been asking Microsoft to fix issues of playing Halo on wide or ultra-wide monitors, and the studio has listened to them. Other innovations include 120-degree viewing, no kernel-level anti-cheat, and more.
Halo Infinite is the sixth episode of the most famous Microsoft franchise, which is scheduled for release in the second half of 2021.
