Summary
- A Halo game may be coming to PlayStation, as revealed via the retail API.
- It appears to be a new title, not Halo Infinite or Master Chief Collection.
- No sign of a version for Nintendo Switch 2 yet.
A Halo Game May Finally Be Coming to PlayStation
Something surprising might be happening in the world of gaming—a Halo game could be on its way to PlayStation. A Halo fan community called gruntdotapi discovered a brand-new title ID listed on the RETAIL API, and it appears to be a Halo game not seen before.
It’s not Halo Infinite or The Master Chief Collection. That means it might be a new Halo entry or even a remake.
While there’s no estimated release date yet, fans believe this move could happen soon. Based on past patterns, Xbox games like Forza Horizon 5 and Sea of Thieves were also spotted in the API just weeks before their official PlayStation announcements.
No Version for Switch 2—At Least For Now
Right now, there’s no sign that this rumored Halo game will come to Nintendo Switch 2. While there were previous whispers about Halo: The Master Chief Collection being ported to Switch 2, this new leak doesn’t show anything related to that.
Why This Move Matters
This is a big deal because Halo has always been known as an Xbox-exclusive franchise. It was the game that helped put Xbox on the map. Now, seeing it head to a rival platform like PlayStation shows how much things have changed.
Microsoft has already started releasing major titles on PlayStation. Games like Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 are part of this push. If Halo joins the list, it would be a major shift in the gaming landscape.
Also, Halo Studios has been hiring new team members, and LinkedIn updates from developers suggest that a new Halo project has been in the works since 2022 using Unreal Engine 5.
So all the signs are pointing toward something big being developed—and it might not be far away from launch.
