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Halo is just one example of Microsoft investing in games for its nascent mixed reality platform. "You'll see several iconic characters in mixed reality for the first time." "It's a fun, brief introduction into the world of Halo," he said in a statement. Alex Kipman, Microsoft's Mixed Reality head, said that it's designed to offer a first glimpse into what mixed reality and Halo can feel like. The game will be available starting October 17th - you can either try it out in Microsoft Stores across the country, or download it from the Windows Store for free.Īs you might expect from a free title, Halo Recruit isn't meant to be in-depth.

Microsoft already announced that it was working with 343 Industries on Halo experiences for mixed reality, but today the company revealed its first one: Halo Recruit.
