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How to get co-op in Halo Infinite for Halo Insiders? is a question most Halo fans have in mind ever since 343 Industries announcement.
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343 Industries announced the arrival of a brand new campaign co-op feature for Halo Infinite a while back, and it’s pretty exciting. Despite Halo Infinite Season 2 not getting a great start, fans have had their hands full with content and it seems like Infinite developers have more on the way.
In one of their official tweets, Halo Infinite shared a new update in which they said that the Halo Infinite campaign network co-op is all set to arrive sometime later this year, which is something many have been looking forward to. Alongside this, 343 also revealed that a flight test for the campaign network co-op has been planned for Halo Insiders in July.
So, whether you have been itching to try this new feature or simply want to give it a shot, here’s how to get co-op in Halo Infinite for Halo Insiders.
How to Get Co-op in Halo Infinite for Halo Insiders
The campaign co-op feature was originally supposed to drop at the start of Season 2 but was later delayed to build a “high-quality, full-featured four-player network co-op experience.” The ongoing season met with some backlash which further forced developers to make changes to the overall season, so it seems like a good decision to delay the campaign co-op.
That said, as confirmed in their own tweet, 343 is all set to show the new feature off to Halo Insiders and has planned a sort of test run in July, which will also help them make required changes as per player feedback.
If you want to get into Halo Infinite’s campaign co-op beta, you’ll need to join the Halo Insider program, which allows players to test upcoming Halo features and other game modes through hands-on playtest and provide valuable feedback.
Luckily, you don’t need to do much in order to sign up for this. All you need to do is visit the Halo Insider website and click the “Join Halo Insider” button. You will then be required to sign in through your Xbox account and select your Halo to playtest choices.
Make sure to select either “Console Flighting” or “PC Flighting” (or both), for the opportunity to experience the hands-on playtests. Those looking to check out the playtests on consoles will have to share what console, controller, display, and the audio system they will be using to play.
PC beta players, on the other hand, will have to share their hardware specs on the sign-up page. The page will have all the things mentioned so you don’t have to worry about missing a thing. The developers will randomly pick players for this to playtest based on a ton of criteria, so to improve your odds of being selected, make sure to keep your profile up to date and accurate.
That’s everything about how to get co-op in Halo Infinite for Halo Insiders. For more tips and guides, be sure to search for Twinfinite.
