Could Halo 5 join it's predecessors on PC following the release of The Master Chief Collection?
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The list of titles dug up from within GeForce NOW showed every game on the system, released, unreleased, announced and everything in between. So, with Halo 5 appearing alongside Halo titles already on PC, it’s not a long shot to expect it sooner rather than later.
Every current Halo game has been unearthed in the GeForce NOW leak, including Guardians. This suggests that the fifth instalment in the franchise will be joining its predecessors on PC, and hopefully Xbox Game Pass, at some point in the near future.
As with everything else mentioned in the GeForce NOW leak, we don’t have any official confirmation, much less a release date. However, Halo 5: Guardians is one of the most likely titles to be coming to PC in the future due to all earlier Halo titles being included in The Master Chief Collection.
The Master Chief Collection is currently available across Xbox One and Series S/X consoles and Windows PC. The collection can be purchased, but can be played for free if you have Xbox Game Pass. Halo: REACH, the Combat Evolved Anniversary DLC, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 3:ODST and Halo 4 are all included, leaving Halo 5 as the only currently available Halo title not available on PC.
Halo Infinite is the latest instalment in the Halo series and will be released on December 8th 2021. It has already been announced that Infinity will be available to play on PC, providing further reason to believe that Halo 5: Guardians will eventually join the rest. Halo Infinite includes both a campaign and a new online multiplayer mode, which will be free-to-play. Take a look at our guide to Halo Infinite Multiplayer here.
