Polish outlet PPE has shared new information from insider Graczdari, who previously accurately revealed the release dates for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, Starfield on PS5, and the physical edition of Oblivion Remastered.
According to the insider, Halo Campaign Evolved, a remake of the original Halo campaign, could launch on July 30.
The report claims the game is planned for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC. Console players are expected to get both digital and physical editions, while the PC version will most likely be released only digitally.
Graczdari also stated that Halo Campaign Evolved will reportedly cost €59.
All official details are expected to be announced during Xbox Games Showcase 2026, which begins on June 7 at 19:00 CEST.
Previous leaks suggest the remake will feature heavily upgraded graphics, improved lighting, and enhanced audio design. The developers have also reportedly updated the gameplay with new mechanics, reworked controls, and weapons borrowed from other Halo titles.
The story itself is said to include three additional missions that take place before the events of the main campaign.
Alongside the single-player mode, the game is expected to support four-player co-op and two-player split-screen. However, the developers have allegedly decided to remove traditional multiplayer modes entirely.
Halo Campaign Evolved could also become the first Halo game officially released on PlayStation platforms.
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