Halo Infinite, despite its unfortunate delay, is gearing up to be a massive release when it finally arrives. Multiple promotions for in-game items have already been shared for Halo Infinite, with GameStop being the latest to join the fray via a special armor set that can be claimed now.
While GameStop’s struggle is continuing and the retailer is set to suffer more store closures soon, it does still have an exclusive deal in place with Halo Infinite. Players who pre-order Halo Infinite merchandise or the game itself will get immediate access to the Red Shift armor set, a special Armor Coating that sees Master Chief don GameStop’s signature colors.
The red, grey, and black paint job looks good on the heroic soldier, and though the game is likely still far off, players can claim the skin now via the pre-orders. Another promotion saw the Monarch Armor Coating released via snack food purchases, with the purple and yellow look also revealing the in-game skin costs. With Halo Infinite Armor Coatings likely costing $5 each in the full game, securing this GameStop pre-order bonus may be a wise idea for players looking to change their look.
The Red Shift and Monarch Armor sets are not the only promotions available for Halo Infinite, however, as players can acquire in-game items from a few other sources too. A Halo Infinite promotion with Butterfinger allows players to redeem in-game emblems, while a second promotion for Mountain Dew providing Double XP codes for eager players. While it may be some time before the skins, emblems, and XP bonuses can be used, fans can already start stocking up on the items.
These promotions have been a solid distraction from the supposed turmoil within 343, as the Halo Infinite team has supposedly undergone a heavy shakeup. Despite the game recently losing a second director, Microsoft remains unfazed and is still confident in Halo Infinite’s success. While the quality of the game remains to be seen, hopefully 343 can deliver a strong Halo offering that pleases longtime fans and new players alike.
With this Red Shift armor set claimable now, players can get a head start on their Halo Infinite preparations. 343 clearly has plenty of options for skin designs, and in a perfect world, Master Chief would be able to suit up in a design based on Halo Infinite’s hilarious Craig meme.
Halo Infinite will be available on PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X in 2021.
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