Halo Infiniteis currently serving the final two weeks of the Anvil Operation and players are becoming impatient to find out what’s next for the multiplayer. That’s not to say there hasn’t been a generous wave of content to keep fans engaged, including theCall of Duty Zombies modthat gave several retired players cause to reinstall the game.
The 2021 FPS from343 Industriesalso had a hand in re-energizingBethesda’sspace-based action RPGStarfield, throughHalo Infinite armor mods. Fan-made and even professional mods have certainly boosted both games’ engagement over the past few months and the Halo community is hoping the current operation leads to more exciting content.
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Halo Infinite Community Expects New Operation Details Soon
Halo Infinite’s currently running operation revolves around the ANVIL Station and the Anvil Initiative from Halo Online and Series 5: Anvil of Halo: The Master Chief Collection. The operation began on June 23, 2025, and is scheduled to conclude on July 30, which is less than two weeks away.
Since the Anvil Operation is due to end soon, some members of the Halo Infinite player pool are becoming restless about knowing what’s next. One streamer asked “Are we ever going to find out what’s next for Halo Infinite or is that it? The final operation that we know of ends in under two weeks.”
Popular videogame content creator, Rebs Gaming, was quick to reply to the concern, saying, “The first time 343 announced the Halo Infinite Banished Honor Operation was a week before it released,” hinting that an update for future content is just around the corner.
The creator added, “We know the current Operation called Anvil ends in two weeks on July 30. So 343 will reveal what’s next for Halo Infinite soon.” The announcement for Banished Honor consisted of an X post confirming the free update’s drop date, accompanied by an invitation to the following day’s livestream containing more details.
One fan said they imagined an announcement regarding new content would be coming on Friday, July 19, or the following Monday, July 22. Of course, some Halo fans were not concerned by the lack of Infinite updates and were more interested in the new games 343 is working on, despiterecent rumorsdiscussing the studio’s alleged outsourcing.
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