PlayStation is finally getting a Halo game, Halo Studios confirms.
The battle between Xbox and PlayStation has gone on for almost two decades. Each company would try to outsell the other in consoles and games. However, despite all that the Sony-backed company had, Microsoft had Halo. The premiere FPS multiplayer series was seemingly undefeatable, even at its lows. Now, as Xbox has brought exclusive franchises like Gears of War to PlayStation 5, its golden goose has been let loose from the cage.
PlayStation is Getting Halo Combat Evolved Remake in 2026
At the Halo World Championships, Halo Studios confirms that Halo: Campaign Evolved will launch on PlayStation 5 alongside Xbox and PC consoles. The news appears at the end of the trailer, shown above, which reveals gameplay of the Combat Evolved remake. Furthermore, all upcoming Halo games will release on PlayStation consoles. However, it’s unknown if other titles, like Halo: The Master Chief Collection and Halo: Infinite, will come to the Sony console. The game, a remake of Combat Evolved, releases in 2026, but there is no release date. In addition, cross-play is now in the game, letting you play with players from other consoles.
Despite the competitive nature of the two companies, having Halo on another console is a good thing. As we’ve seen with games like Final Fantasy XVI, staying exclusive can hurt sales and restrict player bases. With Halo: Campaign Evolved coming to PlayStation, more people can finally experience the series the way many of us had back in the day.
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For more on Halo, check out our articles on the collab with Helldivers 2 and the studio-blessed fan game. Make sure to subscribe to our weekly newsletter!
