Halo Infinite mid-season update is now live, includes Firefight: King of the Hill, and more

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The latest Halo Infinite update is now live and includes the highly anticipated Firefight: King of the Hill mode, along with a new sandbox item, Repair Field, which is the first piece of support equipment that allows players to become a Spartan Medic. You can check out a new trailer above and read below for more details about what is included in the Mid-Season update:

Today, the highly anticipated Firefight: King of the Hill mode launched as part of the free Halo Infinite Mid-Season Update on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10 and Steam.

Firefight: King of the Hill offers a refreshing twist on the beloved co-op wave-survival mode, where players fight to survive against hordes of Banished enemies, each wave stronger than the one that preceded it. Work together in Fireteams of four to overcome Banished forces and successfully capture five different hills that spawn throughout the match.

New sandbox item Repair Field is also now available and is the first piece of support equipment that allows players to become a Spartan Medic. The Repair Field can be thrown a short distance, attaching to the environment and even vehicles. Once deployed, the device arms and activates, emitting a healing field that restores health, shields, and vehicles. Finally, the Halo Infinite Mid-Season Update also launches updates to the Forge AI Toolkit, including the addition of High Value Targets and Major Bosses, the ability to join Custom Game Browser matches as a Fireteam, Ranked improvements, and more.

For more information on the Halo Infinite Mid-Season Update and Firefight: King of the Hill, check out the launch trailer, today’s blog on Halo Waypoint, and the official patch notes. For all things Halo Infinite, stay tuned to Xbox Wire, Halo Waypoint and @Halo on Twitter.

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