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A brand new Halo multiplayer game has been scrapped, according to sources.
A popular Halo YouTuber known as Rebs Gaming has reported that a new multiplayer project set in the beloved sci-fi universe was recently cancelled. This report was also backed up by Windows Central’s Jez Corden, who stated that the news was “100% true.”
The new game was codenamed ‘Ekur,’ and was being worked on by Certain Affinity, a studio that has done a lot of support work on previous Halo and Call of Duty titles. The game’s origins began in a totally different project known as ‘Tatanka,’ which was a battle royale-esque Halo game.
However, that was scrapped in favor of Ekur, which was described as a “super big team battle idea,” pulling from Halo’s history of large-scale multiplayer modes. Halo 5’s Warzone mode was seen as a source of inspiration, as well, and the team also toyed with an extraction mode. The project would’ve used the map that was built for Tatanka and was being developed in Unreal Engine, not unlike the upcoming Halo: Combat Evolved remake.
It’s unclear if the goal was to make a multiplayer Halo game that had a broader
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