If you followed last night's Xbox live stream, you may have noticed an important absence: Halo Infinite was not present at the event, despite being out by the end of the year. It would seem that Microsoft has reserved it for tonight's gamescom event, the Opening Night Live, more important and with more viewers (since fans of other platforms also watch it) than the Xbox live.

The game has in fact been nominated for the gamescom Awards, and to have this need it is necessary that it is present at the event and, as a prerequisite, the developer must have provided the jury with a movie of at least 10 minutes of the game.

Since we have already seen (and played) a lot of multiplayer, it is therefore extremely likely that at tonight's event a new trailer will be shown (or perhaps a more substantial demonstration of the gameplay) of the game's campaign, with its announcement of the release date.

And speaking of the date, according to a new unconfirmed rumor that has been circulating in the last few hours, it would seem that the game could be released onDecember 8th instead of November as previously planned. It is not clear, however, how reliable this is: we just have to wait for tonight's event (which we remind you you can follow with us from 20:00) to find out!