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343 Industries Unveiled New Halo Recruit Mixed Reality Experience

8:28 am October 6, 2017 By Julian Horsey

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343 Industries Unveiled New Halo Recruit

Developers 343 Industries responsible for the latest Halo games have unveiled a new mixed reality experience they have been creating, specially designed for the latest Windows Mixed Reality Headsets unveiled this week by the likes of Lenovo,  Samsung, HP, Acer and Dell.

The Halo Recruit mixed reality experience will be available as a free download from the official Windows Store from October 17th, 2017 onwards. Obviously you will need a Windows Reality Headset to be able to enjoy it.

343 Industries explain more about what you can expect from mixed reality and their new Halo Recruit experience.

I’ll admit it, when VR first became a “thing,” I was skeptical. The idea of putting on a headset seemed claustrophobic and the promise of truly inhabiting a virtual space felt far away… boy was I wrong. There are precious few opportunities as a creative team to get to explore a truly brand new medium – the mixed reality space is exactly that, and it’s magical. Here at 343 Industries, we are just starting to dip our toes into the mixed reality space but we are hugely passionate about the potential to truly explore and play in our universe with this technology.

Today Alex Kipman announced in the Windows Mixed Reality blog a fun little arcade experience that we call “Halo Recruit.” Let’s be clear, this isn’t a game or even a part of a game – it is a light introduction to the world of Halo and some of its most iconic characters… oh, and its weapons and maybe a Warthog. The point is, it was a chance for us to start to play with Microsoft’s amazing new technology and for you to get to stand toe-to-toe with an Elite (yes, I may have whimpered a little my first time in).

“Halo Recruit” was developed in partnership with our good friends, Endeavor One. Endeavor One is a small powerhouse studio with deep ties to Halo; I’ll let you look them up, but it was fantastic to get to experiment in this space with them. What’s next? This was a great opportunity for us to work with Alex and his Windows Mixed Reality team; we’re inspired and excited to do more which Alex and Bonnie may have hinted at already ;-). Until then, we invite you to genuinely step into the world of Halo with us with “Halo Recruit.”

Source: 343

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