Halo: The Master Chief Collection

Halo: The Master Chief Collection is a complete collection of shooters about the Master Chief, which includes all numbered games in the series released before Halo: Infinite. The authors have improved the visual part: the resolution has increased to 4K, and HDR support is designed for modern monitors. The collection came out unevenly, but over time it was put in order, and now all parts are launched from a single menu with common settings. The story tells about the war between humanity and the alien alliance of the Covenant and about the ring installation worlds that are best not to be awakened. Each part adds new allies, enemies and equipment, and the chronology is convenient to go through in order, including Reach and ODST. Cooperation also works in campaigns: satellites can board vehicles, provide covering fire and help with equipment. Multiplayer modes are collected into a single set: battles on maps from different games, rating lists and a collection of playlists for every taste. The Forge lets you build your own arenas, while enemy wave modes provide a place to just fool around with friends. The settings allow you to adjust the sensitivity, interface scale and control type, which is important for older parts. Technically, the collection is also nice: you can switch between old and new graphics directly in battle, and co-op supports playing through campaigns together. Updates added missing parts and fixed network issues. Classic maps and weapons retain the feel of yesteryear, so veterans will find a familiar rhythm here. For those who want to go through the entire saga or remember how the big space shooting began, this collection is ideal.