Here's a good news for fans of the "Halo" series: Microsoft are teasing a new trailer for "Halo 5: Guardian," which gives the players a view of what to expect in the upcoming first-person shooter video game. Two epic gifts were released suggesting a promising gameplay.
According to VG24/7, the first tweet came from the Halo account, which shows Locke's helmet. The second tweet was from the Xbox twitter account, which also teased Aug. 31, the date which many assumed the full trailer will be released. In the short clip, Locke was popping his helmet as if he is going somewhere that promises action and power.
The last tweet was courtesy of Larry Hryb, which features Locke jumping out of the ship to join his friends on the ground to what seems to be a battle or perhaps something else. Whatever this short clips are suggesting, it is something many are getting excited about.
On the other hand, BuzzFeed revealed the opening cinematic for "Halo 5: Guardian" in their Facebook page. The over three-minute trailer is packed with breathtaking action scenes that promises a fun and thrill-filled would-be experience.
Halo 5: Guardians Cinematic Trailer There's a new Halo game on the way, and it looks like a ~blast.~ Check out the exclusive new trailer. https://www.buzzfeed.com/brendanklinkenberg/heres-the-full-trailer-for-halo-5-guardians#.iqNeBkJ1N
Posted by BuzzFeed Tech on Monday, August 31, 2015
According to iDigitalTimes, the first scene features the human squad better known as Fireteam Osiris being briefed on their mission. They were being called to rescue a doctor from the Covenant. The team plunged and destroyed anything on their way. The short trailer shows the three clips in the tweet and emphasized the different roles and contribution of each member in the combat.
In a blog post, Josh Holmes revealed that "Halo 5: Guardians" is committed to cooperative campaign at a fundamental level. "This creative pillar has influenced many decisions throughout the game's technology and design. While you can still expect the same great single-player experience that Halo campaigns have been known for, engaging in co-operative play gives the campaign a new level of depth and richness," he wrote.
He also revealed that the upcoming game has two distinct modes of play, which are solo and co-operative; each has its own separate save file.With the co-op session, one can control the leader of each Fireteam and invite friends to join the session. Any achievements, collectibles or skulls unlocked during the session will be given to all the players present during the said session. For players who wanted to leave the game in co-op mode they can simply drop-out without interrupting the others because the AI will take over.
Unfortunately, the team decided to remove split-screen support for "Halo 5: Guardians" they admitted that the decision was difficult, but explained "our decision was driven by a desire for scale, fidelity and focus to ensure that we would deliver the best quality experience possible."
"Halo 5: Guardians" will be released on Oct. 27 to Xbox One.
