Halo Infinite has been on the up-and-up over its last few multiplayer seasons, but in a recent interview with outlet Kinda Funny, the team explained that this content surge won't carry over to campaign anytime soon.
During a wide-ranging chat on the Xcast podcast, 343's Brian Jarrad talked about the team's ongoing plans for Halo Infinite. While lots of content is still in the pipeline for multiplayer — as evidenced by the team's recent Firefight launch — the team says that "nothing is in active development" for the game's campaign:
"I'll be honest, we have nothing to announce today regarding any campaign content for Infinite. I'll even go a step further and tell you that right now there's nothing in active development on that front."
That's not to say that something wasn't in the works at some stage. Again, we don't have any information here or anything, but Jarrad says 343 made the call about a year ago to purely focus on Halo Infinite multiplayer DLC.
"We made the decision just over a year ago, to really double-down on improving the multiplayer product."
If you're interested in the team's plans for Halo Infinite and beyond - the full interview is well worth a watch. Alternatively, a Reddit user has dropped a lovely overview of all the major points that were covered over on the Halo subreddit. The future looks bright for Halo, and indeed Infinite - but we might be waiting a while for more singe-player goodness from the franchise!