Halo: Campaign Evolved has confirmed that it will include a sprint feature when released next year. Remake of the first one Halo the game is slightly modernized, considering that the original (or its 2011 remaster) did not include a sprint option.
Although sprinting is essentially a must-have feature for most modern FPS titles, it has always been a bit more controversial for Halo fans. It was introduced for the first time vr Halo: Achieve like Armor Ability and is slowly becoming more integrated into the core gameplay of the franchise. In practice, this has proven Halo adopt a faster style, a direct contrast to the first few games in the series, which many consider to be its heyday. When the first rumors of the as-yet-unannounced appeared Hello 1 remake featuring Sprint first surfaced last month, community response was mixed.
Halo: Campaign Evolved adds the controversial sprint feature
The latest Xbox Wire focuses on addressing the community's most pressing questions following the announcement Halo: Campaign Evolved. While discussing the new elements coming to the remake, it was revealed that “you can sprint now if you want or disable it if you don't”, confirming the existence of the controversial feature for the first time.
While some will be frustrated that it's even there, Halo Studios may have struck a good balance here. Those who want a more modern FPS experience can leave sprint enabled, while those looking for something more akin to the original Halo: Combat Evolved can be easily turned off. And because Halo: Campaign Evolved doesn't feature multiplayer, players on both sides of the debate won't be upset that Halo Studios had to choose a definitive philosophy in order to balance the competition. Everyone wins.
Halo: Campaign EvolvedThe Halo World Championship announcement has been rumored for a long time, and it's good to finally get confirmation that it's on the way. With a 2026 release window now locked in, we'll likely be able to learn a lot more about the game in the coming months. Not everyone will be pleased to see Halo franchise is once again looking to its past, but what's been shown so far certainly looks impressive.
