Recently, Halo Studios officially confirmed that the upcoming "Halo: Campaign Evolved" will not include player versus player (PVP mode). This decision means that the series' most iconic multiplayer combat element will not appear in this remake.The game is planned to be released on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC platforms in 2026.

Executive producer Damon Conn explained this design concept in an interview with the media: "We are not trying to replace the original masterpiece, but we hope to use new tools and new ideas to inject fresh blood on the basis of faithfully inheriting the classics and create a work that can stand side by side with the original version."

The development team places special emphasis on optimizing the four-player campaign cooperation mode and ensuring the perfect operation of cross-platform online and progress synchronization functions.This move is particularly important in the context of the Halo series being introduced for the first time on the PlayStation platform.He added: "Although this is a campaign-centric work, it is always more than a single-player experience. The Halo series has always been committed to building community connections and advancing the narrative through shared experiences. We believe this new game will take this as an opportunity to reunite players around the world."

It is reported that while the development team uses Unreal Engine 5 for technical upgrades, it still retains part of the core underlying code architecture.At present, the official has released a 13-minute live demonstration to show players the specific innovations of the remake.

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