Return to the ring that started it all in Halo: Campaign Evolved, a faithful yet modernized remake of the legendary Halo: Combat Evolved campaign.

Featuring high-definition graphics, refined gameplay, enhanced cinematics, and fully rebuilt sound design, Halo: Campaign Evolved honors and expands the Master Chief’s original adventure with cross-play co-op for up to four players, 42 game-changing Skulls, the all-new Campaign Remix mode, and three additional missions set before the events of Halo: Combat Evolved. It’s the definitive tribute to one of gaming’s greatest journeys.

Crash-land into Halo: Campaign Evolved in cross-play co-op for up to four players now. Available globally on XBOX Series X|S, PlayStation®5, Windows PC, and Steam.

Planning a one-way trip to Alpha Halo? Be sure to up-armor with a variety of free Mark V Styles.

Celebrate 25 years of Halo with the Silver Anniversary Armor and Assault Rifle Styles, a free unlock for all Halo: Campaign Evolved players. Find this commemorative combo in the Customization menu the first time you play.

Cut a precision figure with the Hidden Blade Armor Style, available exclusively as a Discord Quest reward now through August 3, 2026.

Simply log in to Discord, head to the Quests page, and watch the Halo: Campaign Evolved game trailer from the Halo Quest to receive a personalized unlock code to redeem on Halo Waypoint[www.halowaypoint.com].

The undisputed king of couch co-op. Embrace your inner “X factor” with the Damascus Prototype Armor Style, available to all Halo: Campaign Evolved players. Grab the code from the image above or click this redemption link[www.halowaypoint.com] to unlock it on Halo Waypoint!

The patience of ancients is measured in drifting sands. All Halo: Campaign Evolved players may contemplate the ages with the Sandstone Ancient Armor Style. Grab the code from the image above or click this redemption link[aka.ms] to unlock it on Halo Waypoint!

Alert: spoilers inbound! If you don’t want to see all the story revelations and variant cutscenes in these official cutscene showcases, we recommend heading for those hills.

Content creators and story lovers alike can relish in all of Halo: Campaign Evolved’s in-game cutscenes—including difficulty-based variant scenes and Easter eggs—in a full, hour-long cinematic showcase.

When you’ve finished watching highlights from the remade Halo: Combat Evolved campaign, be sure to dive into the riveting story of Operation: METEORITE.

Halo: Campaign Evolved invites heroes to defend humanity on their own terms, with their preferred play configurations. Customize your experience[support.halowaypoint.com] with a wide range of accessibility settings, including input management, aim settings, custom control bindings, audio narration, HUD look and feel, UI language, menu animations, and much more.

Halo Support has prepared helpful guides to getting started in Halo: Campaign Evolved, including topics such as registering Microsoft accounts, adding cross-platform friends to your XBOX friends list, optimizing PC performance, and more!

• Account Linking and Unlinking in Halo: Campaign Evolved[support.halowaypoint.com]

• Split-screen and Cross-platform Co-op in Halo: Campaign Evolved[support.halowaypoint.com]

• Accessibility and Experience Customization in Halo: Campaign Evolved[support.halowaypoint.com]

• PC Specifications and Drivers for Halo: Campaign Evolved[support.halowaypoint.com]

• Optimizing your PC Experience in Halo: Campaign Evolved[support.halowaypoint.com]

• Halo: Campaign Evolved known issues list

Be sure to follow @HaloSupport on X[x.com] for the latest updates. If you run into issues while playing Halo: Campaign Evolved, visit the Halo Support site[support.halowaypoint.com] to browse for more helpful how-to resources or submit a support ticket.

Download the latest Halo: Campaign Evolved press kit for screenshots, cinematic stills, and hi-res wallpapers to celebrate your triumphant return to the ring that started it all[www.aka.ms]!

The following list contains some of the high-impact known issues for the current release of Halo: Campaign Evolved:

• Cinematics may occasionally stutter during playback if the display refresh rate is not an even multiple of 30 Hz. 

  • Workaround: If possible, set your display refresh rate to a multiple of 30 Hz (such as 60 Hz, 120 Hz, or 240hz), turn on Game Mode on your TV if available, or turn off Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), as it may contribute to cinematic stuttering on some setups. 

• Audio and video may become out of sync, and the cinematic can briefly freeze, if the game is paused and then resumed during a cinematic. 

• Navigation markers do not progress until everyone in the Fireteam passes them. 

• After the first generator in Two Betrayals, players will be unable to progress if they destroy the banshee. 

• While playing The Truth and Reconciliation, you may hear brief popping or stuttering of audio during gameplay.  

• Suspending the game during a cinematic may cause the last frame shown before suspension to remain on screen and overlap subsequent cinematics for the rest of the playthrough. 

  • If this occurs, fully restart your console to restore cinematics to normal.  

• Launching Halo: Campaign Evolved directly from the HaloCampaignEvolved.exe file in the Steam installation folder may cause the game to launch without connecting to Steam. When this occurs, you may be unable to sign in, experience severe performance issues, or encounter a game freeze that requires the application to be closed through Task Manager. 

  • Workaround: Launch Halo: Campaign Evolved directly from the Steam library within the Steam app itself. 

• Some Intel 13th and 14th generation processors may crash on launch due to a pre-existing Intel microcode issue that can prevent affected systems from successfully starting certain applications.

  • Players who have not updated their BIOS recently may be affected. If the game closes or crashes before reaching the splash screen, install the latest BIOS update available from your system or motherboard manufacturer. 

• AMD graphics cards using driver versions 26.6.2 or 26.6.4 will likely crash when skipping the introduction cinematic in the mission The Maw while FSR is turned on. Watching the cinematic to completion can reduce the likelihood of a crash.  

  • Workaround: Change your upscaling technique to DLSS, XeSS, or TSR, turn on Frame Generation while using FSR, or roll back to driver version 26.6.1[www.amd.com].

• AMD graphics cards may crash when using high refresh rate displays if VSync is turned on and the maximum frame rate is set to 30.  

  • Workaround: Raise the maximum frame rate limit, or disable VSync. 

• Players using the Low upscaling quality option for DLSS upscaling may notice visual grain, haze, or oversized lens flares when using Low graphics quality settings. 

• NVIDIA RTX 50 series graphics cards may crash on missions Keyes and The Maw when using driver versions 610.47, 610.62, and 610.74. 

  • Workaround: Update your NVIDIA driver to 610.88[www.nvidia.com], or rollback to 596.49[www.nvidia.com]. 

• Turning on XeSS Frame Generation while an in-game maximum frame rate limit is set can cause the game to become visually frozen, with only occasional frame updates. 

  • Workaround: Use FSR or DLSS with Frame Generation instead of XeSS, turn off Frame Generation when using XeSS, or remove the in-game maximum frame rate limit. 

• Using Frame Generation with XeSS upscaling may cause graphical issues and limit frame rates during cinematics. 

  • Workaround: Use Frame Generation with DLSS or FSR, or disable Frame Generation while using XeSS.

If you experience an issue not listed here, report it through Halo Support using our Game Issue Report Form[support.halowaypoint.com].