14 DAY TRIAL // Developer 343 Industries and publisher Microsoft have been offering a lot of details about Halo 5: Guardians at both E3 2015 and Gamescom 2015, but a new leak is ready to deliver something that fans have never seen before: a look at the menu that will power the Warzone experience.
The footage and the images linked to it reveal the way the controller layout is presented to gamers, some of the customization options that gamers will be able to explore for their Spartans and the tweaks that can be made to the game.
The leak might be taken down by Microsoft at any time, so make sure to watch the video while it is still available, because it does offer a good look at the overall design of Halo 5: Guardians.
Fans of the series are generally satisfied with the way 343 Industries is presenting the new Warzone experience.
The all-new Halo 5: Guardians mode is designed to mix classic Player versus Player and Player versus Environment elements, allowing gamers to battle on a variety of big maps using a range of victory conditions that keep the action engaging at all times.
343 Industries is adding classic game modes but is also making a big number of tweaks to the abilities of the Spartan characters.
Master Chief is at the center of the story
Halo 5: Guardians will try to persuade both long-term fans and newcomers to engage with the multiplayer and to play it for a long time, including in eSports events, but the core of the shooter is the new story.
Master Chief is returning as the main character, having to deal with yet another threat to life in the galaxy, but this time around gamers will also be able to control the new Agent Locke, who has not become a Spartan.
The narrative is designed to embrace two points of view, and 343 Industries says that more emotion than in any other title in the series will be involved.
The entire campaign can also be played cooperatively and gamers will have a chance to interact with many familiar faces from the history of the series.
Halo 5: Guardians will be offered to gamers on the Xbox One from Microsoft on October 27.
