This essentially sounds like a Halo tech demo for Windows VR, then. That’s all the information we have for now, but expect a decent look to pop up online relatively soon. That said, we don’t have anything to share. We’re just scratching the surface of the potential of technologies like mixed reality, and we’ll consider it if we can find the right experiences that would be authentic to the Halo universe, to Halo fans, and make best use of the technology. We asked Microsoft whether this was the entirety of its Halo plans and received the following statement in response: It’s developed by 343 Industries, the team behind Halo 4 and 5, and will offer you a glimpse of your favorite characters in VR. It will be a free, albeit brief experience designed to introduce players to the possibilities of Halo in VR. Halo Recruit is coming to all Windows VR headsets at launch on Oct.
It costs $500 and comes out in November.A few weeks back we caught word that Microsoft’s iconic Halo franchise would be coming to its new line of Windows 10 VR headsets, which are made by partners such as Asus and Dell, though we didn’t know in what form. On that point, Samsung just announced its mixed reality headset, dubbed the HMD Odyssey. You can try Halo Recruit in Microsoft Stores and as a free download from the Windows Store on 17th October, but you will need a Windows Mixed Reality headset to play. Halo Recruit then turns into an old-school shooting gallery when you pick up a couple of handguns and shoot waves of cardboard cutout enemies who appear on screen.
It begins as an interactive encyclopedia of sorts, with Guilty Spark introducing you to Covenant enemies such as the Grunts and the Elites. Road to VR went hands-on with Halo Recruit and published gameplay to YouTube. In a Halo Waypoint blogpost, 343 chief Kiki Wolfkill managed expectations by saying this isn't a game or even a part of a game, but "a fun little arcade experience". The five-minute Halo experience was designed for the upcoming Windows Mixed Reality headsets. Microsoft has revealed Halo Recruit, a short Halo-themed experience designed to show off mixed reality headsets.
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