Halo Online Is Just Halo 3 With Bells On, But It Looks Fantastic


Halo Online is only being released in Russia and is catered to that market, what with its rampant game piracy and love of free-to-play, but that doesn’t stop me feeling, well, a little jealous.

Which is weird. Halo Online is basically just Halo 3 with bells and whistles, but damn… those bells and whistles look especially fancy.

It appears as though the game takes Halo 3’s mechanics, adds some new custom levels and a whole menagerie of weapon tweaks to suit the free-to-play model. The end result looks pretty snazzy, and I’m pretty sure Halo 3 is going to look great on a decent looking PC with the settings cranked.

And if I had to call it, I’d probably say that Halo 3 might have been the best overall Halo in terms of its multiplayer balance. It’s definitely — in my opinion — in possession of the best maps. Guardian and The Pit are my particular favourites.

So yeah, even though we’ll be able to play Halo 5 in the near future, I’m still sort of envious of this Halo Online. It looks a little bit great.


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