Разработчик: Saber Interactive
Описание
PC Settings/Optimizations
Halo: The Master Chief Collection is now optimized for PC and looking better than ever at up to 4k UHD and at 60+ FPS.* Other setting options include customizable mouse and keyboard support, ultrawide support, FOV customization, and more.
Campaign
Featuring Halo: Reach, Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Halo 2: Anniversary, Halo 3, Halo 3: ODST Campaign, and Halo 4, The Master Chief Collection offers players their own exciting journey through the epic saga. Starting with the incredible bravery of Noble Six in Halo: Reach and ending with the rise of a new enemy in Halo 4, the Master Chief’s saga totals 67 campaign missions over six critically-acclaimed titles.
Multiplayer
Each of the six games in The Master Chief Collection brings its own multiplayer maps, modes and game types. With more than 120 multiplayer maps and countless ways to play with community-created Forge content the Collection has the most diverse and expansive Halo multiplayer experience to date.
Forge
Halo’s iconic map editor is improved, refreshed and better than ever. Build new maps with expanded functionality, increased budget, new objects and create new ways to play with custom game modes.***Look to system requirements for guidance on hardware minimum specs to achieve performance metrics.
**Forge mode not available in Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary or Halo 3: ODST.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, polish, portuguese - portugal, russian, simplified chinese, spanish - latin america, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7
- Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 960T ; Intel i3550
- Graphics: AMD HD 6850 ; NVIDIA GeForce GTS 450
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 43 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Direct3D feature Level 11.1
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Mac
Linux
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A newbie's thoughts on Halo: The Master Chief Collection, and you can rest assured there will be no nostalgia bias here.
Chronologically by release date, Halo: Combat Evolved is the first game. CE has a simplistic combat design and a narrow variety of weapons, which is to be expected from a game from 2001. Most of the game you're not going to be using the Assault Rifle because it's a weaponized shower head, although it does come in handy against Flood infection forms. The game provided a decent challenge on Legendary even with its simplicity. Plot-wise, CE served to set up the stage. The Master Chief just shoots up aliens during the first half, then he meets 343 Guilty Spark and the parasitic Flood, and he learns that Spark was setting him up to kill himself and all living organisms by activating Installation 04, so he sets out to destroy the Halo by triggering a wildcat explosion in the UNSC Pillar of Autumn and makes a badass escape in a Warthog.
Halo 2 is next. This game introduces a lot of new weapons and dual wielding pistol-caliber and/or plasma firearms. The Energy Sword, Fuel Rod Gun, and Sentinel Beam can now be picked up and used by the player as well. This game's Legendary campaign was annoying at times, but not unbearable. The new Sniper Jackals can kill you with one shot from their Beam Rifles, Buggers will melt you even in cover, and the game only gave me one checkpoint when I was fighting the Prophet of Regret. The boss fights were innovative, but not executed well. Halo 2 also introduces the Arbiter as a player character, an Elite with an Active Camouflage ability, the ability of which adds a lot of new and fun tactics. As for the plot, another Halo appears and we get to see the war from the Covenant's side. We get an understanding of why the Halos are so religiously significant. Thel 'Vadam failed to stop the Master Chief from destroying Installation 04, and thus gets the Mark of Shame, but later gets assigned the role of Arbiter and continues doing the Prophets' dirty work, only to then get yeeted by Tartarus and subsequently have all of the Elites ousted from the Covenant in favor of the Brutes. Only after meeting up with Chief and the Gravemind does Arbiter learn about what Halo really does. Chief gets sent to go after Truth while Arbiter stops Tartarus from activating Installation 05, but it ends on a cliffhanger from there. This fight would later be finished in Halo 3.
Halo 3 is supposed to be the best one in the collection... and I don't see why. The gunplay was largely unchanged from Halo 2 apart from the return of the Assault Rifle, some new and unremarkable Brute weapons, and Needlers can no longer be dual wielded. This game had the worst Legendary campaign in my opinion. It felt like an explosionfest because there was so much Brute Shot, Chopper, Wraith, and Fuel Rod Gun spam. Sniper Jackals can still one-shot you, and the energy shields feel a lot more like paper compared to Halo 2. To me, it was not nine missions long; it was two giant slogs with no sense of progression. And DO NOT even get me started on the Cortana and Gravemind interruptions. Your movement and camera speed get slowed to a crawl while Cortana is all up in your face/Gravemind increases your FOV and goes "oooo look at me i'm sooooo cryptic." You can't tell me that getting reset to the same checkpoint where you jump down a hole to see Cortana crying multiple times is enjoyable. Nothing new was added to the story other than Commander Keyes and Sergeant Johnson dying. It was a shallow continuation from 2's cliffhanger, which is just, "Okay, we still have to stop Truth from activating the Halos, but this time the Elites are our friends, Cortana is still on High Charity, and Spark is still a fake friend." Although, the trilogy did come to a solid conclusion (that would later be interrupted by 343 Industries). The only positive thing I can say about this game is that there were some hilarious death screams, especially from Chief.
Halo 3: ODST was a refreshing change of pace from all of the Spartan/Elite gameplay. This time around, you're playing as a normal human, but you still have energy shields... in a sense. You have "stamina," which turns your screen redder the less you have, and you can actually see your HP again a la Halo: Combat Evolved. The weapon roster didn't change much from 3, but the Brute Plasma Rifle is back (but now it's just a red Elite Plasma Rifle for some reason) and there's the Suppressed Pistol and SMG. The explosions were toned down a lot from Halo 3, but still provided a good enough challenge on Legendary. As for the plot, six Orbital Drop Shock Troopers (...okay, well, one of them is an ONI operative) drop into the Kenyan city of New Mombasa, but get scattered. Then, they try to link up with each other, and then they extract Vergil, a Covenant Engineer with access to the Covenant Battlenet. And then they lived happily ever after, I guess?
Halo: Reach answers the question "What the hell is Reach?" after being mentioned in CE, 2, and ODST. It follows a squad of six Spartans (is 6 Bungie's second-favorite number?) defending against a Covenant assault on planet Reach. Every member of Noble Team gets killed off one by one (okay, well one is presumed to survive) and the position becomes more and more lost. Dr. Halsey is seen developing Cortana, the AI we all know and love, in ONI Sword Base. Cortana is given to Noble Six, and he transports her to Captain Keyes and the UNSC Pillar of Autumn, but also watches as the rest of Noble Team gets killed off (again, except for Jun, who just disappears). After clearing a path for the Pillar of Autumn using a nearby MAC gun, Six takes a final stand against the Covenant on Reach, and he ultimately dies and the planet is glassed. If it weren't for Six, though, Master Chief wouldn't have had Cortana and the Covenant would've won the war. As for gameplay, some new, fun Covenant weapons are added, namely the Needle Rifle and Plasma Launcher. The Battle Rifle is also removed in favor of a semi-automatic DMR, which I personally prefer over the BR. I like that any customizations you chose for your multiplayer Spartan character also applied to Noble Six in the campaign as well.
Halo 4 is supposed to be the worst one in the collection... and I don't see why. This game's campaign was a breather on Legendary, and I needed it after the explosionfest that was Halo 3. In fact, I almost never needed to use the "noob combo" (plasma weapon and precision weapon) on Legendary, and that's a good thing; it encouraged me to use other cool weapons like the Railgun, SAW, Scattershot, and Incineration Cannon. Sprinting is now universal, so now you can sprint and have an Armor Ability, which adds a lot of unique tactics. I can understand why some might dislike the plot, but 343i didn't really have a lot to work with after the Covenant and Flood were defeated. So, basically, there's a new Covenant, Cortana is going rampant so Chief tries to get her back to Dr. Halsey, and then it's just "Forerunner Forerunner Forerunner." Chief becomes more talkative in this game, which I didn't mind. 343i did a good job further expanding upon Chief and Cortana's relationship, and you can even hear the sadness in Chief's voice when he converses with a dead Cortana after nuking the Didact's ship. Even with cybernetic augmentations, Spartans can still show emotions. It's like what Lasky said, "Soldiers aren't machines. We're just people."
Overall, Halo: The Master Chief Collection is a B+ experience. $40 for six games is a great price in this day and age of video games, and it can even go down to $10 during sales. It's the perfect game compilation for anyone looking to finish the fight again or start their Great Journey into this series for the first time.
Played Halo CE in 2009 with old graphics in 1366 x 768 resolution. Its nice to go down the memory lane with newer graphics and sound at ultra frame rates with new machine.
The game forces the person to create an account to play. Then you proceed to create an account and have to complete 15 captchas on a small screen, if you choose the audio option it doesn't even work. If you manage to create an account through the browser and then return to the game you will not be able to see friend requests or accept invitations to play online, it all depends on the Xbox app that needs to be installed separately, it's an extremely boring and complicated process just to be able to play
It's the only way to get all the notable halo games without getting an Xbox 360, which there is no doubt in my mind they are some of the most fun you can have in a shooter (Halo 4 is mid but the enemies add flavor).
However "Halo Studios' is still the exact same mess of disconnection that 343 was, with the Digsite team being sidelined after doing good work for free, community contact at an all time low, AND the possibility of mods on console slashed, it's not what anyone was hoping for, but Microsoft strikes yet again, a TRILLION dollar company wanting free labor, imagine my shock.
There's really nothing like playing with friends that aren't afraid to lob grenades at each other for funsies and then someone goes "oh kill me to repawn me with grenades" and then you kill them with your grenades and then say "oh kill me so i can respawn with grenades" in a cycle until youre all crying laughing and gasping for air.
10/10 Halo 4 was my first Halo game.
Stupid Microsoft login made me do gazillion awful captchas and after that it couldn't connect to Xbox game services. How can you make experience so awful? Refund.
i get leaks being bad but to cancel future community projects that they dont get paid for, because of a leak like this one where it doesnt even harm the company bc of a 17 to 20 yo game data is baffling to me all in all everything i wanted was the E3 gameplay of halo 2 anyway i got it dont need the parent company anymore anyway been a fan of halo since i was 4 or 5 with CE as a start glad i have an older xbox and uninstalled the mcc sorry not sorry to the devs as their lead was awful i spent to long hoping for good im just over it now.
Never written a review before. Such a weird decision to require you to create a Microsoft account using an overly complicated captcha, only for it to block the account being created due to suspicious activity. Refunded within 10 minutes due to not being able to access the game.
co-op is absolute ass to deal with, alt-tabbing crashes the game and I've got a flood infection form stuck in my urethra.
overall an okay experience but my god fix the fucking game
When I buy and start a game, I want to play the game.
Not log into another account, request a code to retrieve my password, input a new password only to be told it's an old one, then finally change it, log in and be told I have to give permissions to Microsoft to access some data, otherwise I'm locked out of the content I paid for.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection is the definitive anthology of the series that put first-person shooters on the map for consoles. Featuring six titles spanning from Halo: Combat Evolved to Halo 4, this collection is an expansive journey through the rise of the Spartan supersoldier and the epic battles of humanity against alien forces.
The campaigns across the six games deliver Halo’s signature mix of thrilling combat, memorable characters, and cinematic storytelling. For newcomers, the remastered visuals make this collection more approachable. You can even toggle between the original and upgraded graphics mid-game, just to see how far gaming has come.
Halo multiplayer mode now with crossplay so you can get teabagged by people from other platforms. Whether you prefer the simplicity of Halo: CE, the dual-wielding chaos of Halo 2, or the more refined gameplay of Halo 3, there’s something here for every type of player. Want a story-driven experience? Start with the campaigns. Feeling competitive? Dive into multiplayer.
Halo: The Master Chief Collection is an incredible entry point for anyone curious about the series.
microsoft is awfully backwards and has made this game literally unplayable for myself. Broken REQUIRED microsoft sign in
As everyone knows, the first three Halo games are the best FPS games ever made.
This collection is a serviceable compilation of all of these titles complete with unlockables, working multiplayer, and steam workshop.
Nothing else in the industry even comes close to this, and for 10 dollars on sale it's an unbeatable price too.
Love Halo so much can be a difficult game at time especially certain levels but i love it anyway <3
this game is fun to play with amazing stories to watch unfold and ponder how you would handle a situation also using strategy to get to a goal or taking out enemies.
my personal favorites is all the secrets this game has
The game is great, but the multiplayer base SUCKS.
Like once I join a game, a player named Big Chungus always destroys the servers with their fuckin Xbox skills.
I will allow to recommend the Campaign games. But not the Multiplayer games since they will literally make you insane.
great game. i originally played this on console, and the steam/pc port seems perfect. great multiplayer and campaign, would buy multiple times
the stupid studio bungie sold this game to has ruined the game. it was one of the best games of all time and now it's ruined and i just got banned for telling my overly aggressive teammate to get some p*55y over game chat when they were actively bullying me and everyone on his team to leave the game because "we were trash" now im banned for 2 days just for telling this dude to get some irl action and stop taking the game so seriously. trash studio trash policy trash main menu trash U.I. trash everything
*Hello there! This review is from a person, who just started playing through the various Halo campaigns. While I'm slowly playing through the campaigns, I'll update this review to add the rest of the games. I'll start off with a short best/worst section for each campaign and then move on to an in-depth explanation. Mind you, a lot of people probably won't agree with me, and this comes from someone completely new to this franchise.*
FYI: I've played it all on normal difficulty and with no multiplayer involved. I will mention very minor spoilers, but it shouldn't have an impact on anyone just browsing reviews about the campaigns.
Short overview:
Halo reach
-Best: Characters
-Worst: Soft locks
Halo CE
-Best: Story
-Worst: Mission designs / repetition
In depth explanation:
Halo Reach
Okay so for me I find that the characters of Noble Team to be the best of the game. I absolutely loved them all. I don't find that they get development throughout the game, but they're memorable in my opinion! The story is also good. It wasn't the best, which might be caused by my confusion of it being my first Halo game. The visuals are good for a game from 2010, and the audio is really good! Now onto the bad. I experienced a few soft locks throughout the game which were annoying. For example for the last long mission being mission 10, I encountered a soft lock right at the end which made it impossible for me to progress without dying over and over. I was forced to either restart the mission from the beginning or manually choose where I start. Which had me go through a kinda tedious part with like three waves. It's a minor thing, but I can't find much else to say that was "the worst" for Reach. Loved it, love the characters. Kat is a baddie, Jun is my best buddy cause he gave me a sniper-rifle. And that's Halo Reach for ya!
Halo Combat Evolved
This campaign felt much easier to find the best and worst for! Story absolutely carried the game. Combat was fun, but challenging at times with a variety of enemies to mix it up. However, I'm not a big gamer and found it to be a bit tiring at times, and what made me continue was the craving I had to get to the end. Moving on to the worst part, which is without a doubt the mission designs. GOD THE REPETITION IS BAD! There is so much time spent walking through rooms that are super similar to each other. Enter a room, fight a few enemies, go to the other side of the room, go through a corridor, repeat. It's poor design and a lot of reused stuff. And no I won't shit more on it, cause of course it is! This game was a breakthrough when it released, and so I won't spend anymore time bashing on a game from 2001. I imagine older gamers of this franchise play this game mostly for the nostalgia or to refresh on the story.
At the end of the day, this is totally worth the money. You get so much content from it, and if you don't feel like paying at full price, just get it on sale. And no one can tell me there isn't enough content, cause there is literally 700 achievements. Fuck with that number.
Currently about to start Halo 4, and having a blast with this collection overall! The first one is a bit dated and clunky for my tastes so I didn’t prefer it but the second one and beyond are awesome! Halo 2: Anniversary cutscenes are insane cinematic quality, it’s a close tie for Halo 3, OSDT and Reach for my favorite so far, but I would definitely replay those 4. About to knock out the final one next!
A really good series if you haven't played, aged just fine, especially with the anniversary editions boosting the graphics, which, by the way, ARE INTERCHANGEABLE MID GAME-PLAY! Highly recommend this. Miss the good multiplayer days on Xbox live... they don't feel the same but that has nothing to do with the game it self.
Requires Microsoft login. cant get in even with credentials. Instead of doing things that are pro consumer. lets screw over the players just like Sony. And they wonder why xbox is a failing division at Microsoft
The Halo story is something that just needs to be experienced by anyone who wants to call themselves a gamer. Great purchase to play everything in one place.
This review is for Microsoft's decision to link your Xbox account with your Steam account. I've played all these games on the original platform when they were new. I've played them as part of the MCC on Xbox One X and Series X. I was looking to playing them again in true 4k at 120 fps on my PC. While I am not an achievement hunter, there is something addicting about achievements. I was looking forward to earning my new Steam achievements as I replayed the series. That will never happen since as soon as the mandatory Microsoft account was established, I got 20% of all achievements right then and there. For gamers in similar situations wanting to avoid this, I encourage you to simply create a new Microsoft account. This leads us to what many have already griped about: It is completely unnecessary to have a Microsoft account to play MCC. It should be an option. Simple as that.
Being forced to sign up and login to MS is just more degeneracy from a horrible game developer that's continuing to ruin a franchise through every installment. L.
Requires a Microsoft account to play single player campaigns. These credentials should only be necessary when switching to Online play in PvP modes like Forge.
I don't want to make a Microsoft account for the campaigns. The requirement for a Microsoft account for any of the features in individual Halo games or the entire Collection is not listed on the store page.
I already know I'm bad at PvP so I don't even care, I just want to run the campaigns.
because of the microsoft login errors. i guess it's presumptuous to expect one of the biggest software companies on the planet to bother to fix bugs and update their game.
343 temp bans are terrible 1/2 of the team isnt playing and the other team is ALWAYS stacked with good people that drop 48 to 28 kills while we have max 8 kills. SCREW THIS
Halo:CE is a solid game. The game in various aspects like AI and Gunfire still holds up pretty well. The levels are well-designed and so are enemies. However, my biggest grievance will be AR in terms of weapon as it was just bad, exteremly inaccurate and low damage output. Making it almost useless after you get shotgun or you'll just end up getting handgun for yourself. There are mainly four types of enemies only (excl. Floods). As mentioned, game still holds up pretty well even after 23 years of its release. However, after a point game starts to show its age. Biggest noticeable is in fourth level where you'll find tonnes of repetitive assets across the level and its not in a good way. and also Shotgun's reload can't be interrupted with LMB unless you manually switch weapon which can overwhelm you easily when against floods as thats when you find this gun. Adding more while soundtrack is greatly amazing, it feels repetitive at some point and extremely weird at some points. Like at the end of the game in Warthog section (another thing I'll talk about later), the music which is playing is the one that plays during open area of level 2. Its so weird to have everything exploding and music is just kinda chill. And the elephant in the room, Warthog, oh boy, this shit is atrocious to control. If Mako from ME1 and this shit were to have a competition on which feels worse to drive, they'd be fighting on for days. One of my favourite section for Warthog is when Keyes says, "Its warthoggin time and hogged everywhere". Imagine being so bad to drive that devs have literally added an achievement to celeberate that you didnt fumble your ride. On other side, I loved how well explanation of lore was given by terminals you'd find in every level. I loved that thing and how well cutscenes were made in those terminals. Most of my grievances came from the persepective of modern gaming, otherwise it's an easy 9/10. Fairly-crafted world, fights were pretty good.
Now for Halo 2, while the fighting mechanic stays the same, the improvised and imcreased the amount of weaponary one could possess. They made an improved version of AR even though it does only 3 shots at one click. Not only for humans, they included many alien weapons too like Energy claws, Plasma Rifle, carbiner, Grenade launcher and what not. Increased the range of vehicles. They added a small QoL change in Shotgun that now reload can be interrupted by Left-clicking which makes fighting against floods way easier. Magnum was nerfed which was a bummer but I also noticed how the game lacked melee animations from last game as well which is a shame. Introduction of new enemies improved the game as well. Having to play another character alongside Chief to run a paralel story is always a welcome adition. My grievances with Warthog are also minimised as now it feels actually good to control as it is not that floaty anymore. However ally AI is dumb as brick, I'll give it to that. I suggest you play the original version first and then the anniversary because anniversary cutscenes blow the original one out of water.
Halo 3. It continues after the cliffhanger from Halo 2. The game features new UI and weaponry. Variety of grenades are added but however total grenade count which can be carried is still 8. Thats a bit of a downgrade. The grenades are frag grenades, plasma (sticky) grenade, 1940 WW2 grenades and Incendiary grenades. Unlike Halo 2, this campaign is mainly Master Chief, however, the campaign felt a bit shorter this time as compared to Halo 2 but then Halo 2's missions are difficult in general so it could be that. Alien weapons got some new stuff like Spiker and also that Plasma Sword depletes fairly slower than Halo 2 (if playing as Master Chief in H2). My beloved AR returned and that too in a better form and felt great while using it and it became my mainly prefered weapon in Flood-based levels. Enemy AI has gotten better but i cant say that for my lovely Warthog. Warthog downgraded. Felt more slippier than Halo 2 and also has another Warthog section to add to this delight. I'd rather choke on nails than to play another Warthog level again. Suspense leading to Cortana throughout the whole game was good but it felt like it was half-arsed if anything. Like they wanted to do something with it but then changed their mind. This game also solidifies change in dynamics between Cortana and chief as in how she acted differently when met and how it was at the end. Another suspense left at the end, but I think it closed an arc properly and no one would've minded if the next Halo was about finding Master Chief. I can't really talk about Arbiter stuff as it is locked to Co-op only but I'd check it later. I think it's a fairly good game and I had a fun with it. Some buffs were good and also return of Ar with improved reliability was great. But also I didnt like the change in Terminals, they were great as a cutscene. I dont mind reading stuff but cutscenes and its visuals were miles ahead than that of Halo 3's Terminals which is just plain text. I'll also give opinion on these as I have to revisit the game for Terminals too.
The next one in this list is Halo: ODST. In my opinion, its the most unique Halo experience as it is the game from human's perspective. The game takes place during the events of Halo 2 (presumably around the end of it as there was lack of elites). In this game, the main focus is on an unnamed mute character called Rookie, making it one of the two games where main character isn't master Chief (other one being Halo Reach). They are part of a squad called ODST and called upon to assist on stopping the covenant attack in Mambasa. The game mainly shows us human side of the conflict. Combat is prctically the same, its still different. Our character is extremely fragile. For the first and probably only time, you'd hear screams, constant wailing in pain and trying to take deep breathes when you get hurt. Your health is froze at a point until you go and pick health packs. You don't have strong shield so youre only safe for initial shots. In the game, you control all the member of platoon gradually. As rookie until the last two missions, your purpose is to find the clues leading to what happened to your teammates. And its interesti8ng how well they managed to show fragility of humans. Brute Chief, someone who gets manhandled by Spartans or John-117 was killing everyone and punctured lung of fellow marine, and it took four people to take that thing down and that too while it was distracted. While the sequential levels play normal, Rookie sections play vastly different. It's dark and you're alone and to accompany that, there is music dominated by Piano and sometimes saxophones. Also this game was first one to introduce silenced weapons. Game also deincentivises you to initiate combat as Rookie as it would be certain death and you can avoid contact as him. Apart from that, gameplay is mainly as same as Halo 3. Despite being the easiest campaign so far as I died the least here, it was defibnitely a unique experience honestly.
Halo Reach is last Halo game from Bungie. We dont control master Chief in this one. We control Noble six who's completely customisable in the game. We are members of team Noble. We learn about the events of the Planet Reach and how it set everything up for Halo: CE. We learn about the other five members in our team and the tragic end to the Reach. This is also the only Halo so far where aliens dont speak english to make you feel more like that they are an alien. The combat is practically the same except for small tweaks and additions like DMR. However game starts off very light and takes a tragic turns after the halfway point. And I found that every character in your team died an ironic death. Demolition expert died in an explosion, tech guy died due to tech malfunction, lone wolf died as a team player, close counter expert died due to backstab... (cant believe that word limit happened :(((( )
Bought this game years ago and forgot the stupid requirement to have a M$ account. I genuinely would rather not play (and have wasted well over an hour re-installing) this game than sign my soul and up my hole away to daddy Microcoque.
The games are fun but that is to be expected..but if you have any intention to grind out getting spartan points to unlock anything for multiplayer have fun going through a grind worse than destiny's
To this day, the MCC might be the best way to get into Halo and experience the original games.
Downsides are that a few minor bugs were added when the games were ported to PC, and that coop games are peer-to-peer, making the coop unplayable if the host has a poor internet connection.
Halo is nostalgic to say the very least about a game I grew up playing and Halo: The Master Chief Collection is definitely S tier for anyone looking to play it normally or playing it with mods on. Fun for people who used to play halo back in the day and relive the good ol days and definitely fun for people looking to get into it my personal recommendation is with mods with the high level of mod support it has honestly the devs did a good job at fixing and improving Halo: The Master Chief Collection over the years 11/10 would keep playing again and again.
I'm having difficulty with my Microsoft account and it won't let me play the game. Nearly every other game on Steam doesn't have me signing into a separate account and if they do it actually works. Halo should be in the public domain so proper developers can work on it.
When I buy and start a game, I want to play the game.
Not log into another account, request a code to retrieve my password, input a new password only to be told it's an old one, then finally change it, log in and be told I have to give permissions to Microsoft to access some data, otherwise I'm locked out of the content I paid for.
None of these are necessary for the game to work. If you choose to make the player experience worse on purpose, I'm not giving you my money.
Halo is by far one of the greatest franchises Bungie has ever done. I stand by that Halo CE, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 3 ODST and Halo Reach are some of the greatest games in our time.
I can't even play the fucking game. when the pop up of sign for microsoft account appears and i introduce my dates, the games doesn't star , only appears a transparent window
the story line behind the games are awesome honestly if youve never played halo you should give it a go
intuitive but complex gun play, well balanced very fun to play with a group. All in all kinda poggers.
The fact that players must install a mod to play split-screen co-op campaign is ridiculous. I just wanted to play campaign with my girlfriend in the same room, That shouldn't be that hard for the devs to make
The Halo franchise contains some of the best FPS campaigns ever and this collection contains almost all of them, so the value here is kind of ludicrous. While none of the releases are quite perfect ports of the original games, the MCC brings them over to PC mostly intact and with all the massive benefits of the PC platform like M/KB, enhanced graphics, customization options, and even mod support through Steam workshop. The workshop for this is great containing fantastic user created mods alongside restored versions of cut content recovered from the original development process which is really exciting. All in all it's an amazing purchase that I think should easily be a part of any Steam library.
...Sniper Jackals still suck though. No fixing that unfortunately.
I never grew up with Halo, just played it because I saw one of my friends playing it. After playing the whole trilogy (and ODST and Reach), I'm really jealous of those who did play Halo growing up. If you've never played Halo, you need to understand why it's one of the greatest shooter franchises of all time.
Halo 2 legendary reminds me of overdosing on percs while piloting a commercial airplane and knowing nothing was going to go good
Contains some of the best games of all time, and the mods only make it better! Recommend the Halo 3 Combat Evolved, Halo 2 Uncut, and Halo 2 E3 Demo Mods
I love this game all the classics you need and remastered only issue i hate is the exchange.
bought it. let me play for 52 hours. now all of a sudden i need xbox live. to play a game i purchased. cool.
Just leaving a review at 117 hours to say this is one of the best purchases available on this platform. 40 bucks for some of the greatest games ever made? No-brainer if you ask me.
Halo 2 coop is quite literally unplayable with how often it disconnects at specific points throughout. Absolutely unacceptable.
Game was great, when it worked. Unfortunately that was for the Halo: CE campaign and the first mission of Halo 2.
My buddy and i just keep getting kicked back to the main menu whenever we try now.
The co-op is unironically literally unplayable lol
Just started it up to play through the original trilogy for the first time in years. Was mega excited.
First, it starts on the wrong monitor. No biggie. Just annoying.
Then it asks me to sign into my microsoft account. Frustration growing.
Then it asks for authentication code from my app. Okay, I have that.
Error. Does not match.
What? This is the only app I use for this. This IS the code.
Error. Does not match.
I'll wait and try the next code after refresh.
You've tried too many incorrect codes. Try again later.
Cool. Glad I got locked out of my single player game cause Microsoft is trash.
Can't say I'm surprised.
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| Разработчик | Saber Interactive |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 16.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 92% положительных (147621) |