E3 2021: Halo Infinite gets free multiplayer, Forza Horizon 5 unveiled

Updated : Jun 14, 2021 16:44
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Editorji News Desk

Microsoft announced the next iteration of their open world racing franchise, Forza Horizon 5, at their E3 2021 Games Showcase. The game will be set in Mexico, and feature hundreds of cars from the most popular manufacturers.

Microsoft also announced that Halo Infinite will get a free-to-play multiplayer mode, open to all players. After last year’s delay, the first person shooter will now release by the end of 2021. Both of these games will release on Xbox Series S and X, Xbox One, and PC.

A release date for Age Of Empires 4 was announced, and the game will now release on October 28 on PC.

Redfall, a new co-op shooter from the makers of Dishonored, was also revealed.

Starfield, Bethesda’s first new franchise in 25 years, was given a November 11 2022 release date for Xbox Series S and X, and PC.

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