Consumers will get it this holiday season.Īs a reminder, Microsoft is positioning Windows Mixed Reality as an all-inclusive concept that includes both augmented and virtual reality - HoloLens is for AR, while the other Windows Mixed Reality headsets would be used for VR. Indeed, aside from Halo Recruit, Microsoft also announced that developers will finally be able to access the preview for Windows Mixed Reality SteamVR (which it announced over a month ago) starting today. 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.

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