Last month, 343 confirmed that it is finally ready to publicly test Halo Infinite's long-awaited campaign co-op feature. Today, the studio announced that the co-op beta will be arriving on the 11th of July. 

This is in line with the roadmap 343 published around the launch of Season 2. Aside from online campaign co-op, 343 is also working on local co-op and split-screen, which will be arriving later in a separate update. Right now, the team is targeting the 11th of July to begin publicly testing Infinite's online campaign co-op, so assuming there are no last minute delays, Halo Insider members will be able to test the feature in less than two weeks.

To get into the beta, you will need to have registered for the Halo Insider program by the 5th of July. The beta will also require players to download a separate build of the game, as has been the case with previous Halo flights.

Assuming all goes well with the test, the feature should roll out to all Halo Infinite players fairly soon. Then in August, we should get updates on local co-op and split-screen. We should also hopefully hear more about Infinite's Forge mode too, as recent leaks suggest the mode is nearly ready.

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KitGuru Says: Halo Infinite needed a lot more work post-launch than anticipated. Progress has been slow, but hopefully by the end of this year, all the necessary features for a truly great Halo game will be in place. 

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