According to several rumors, Certain Affinity studio was developing a battle royale game set in the Halo universe. While this project was never officially confirmed, an nouvelles revealed that it is now canceled.
In recent years, several rumors have claimed that Certain Affinity studio was working on a battle royale game set in the Halo universe. The idea was to capitalize on successful titles such as Fortnite, PUBG, and Apex Legends.
In 2022, Paul Sams, the head of Certain Affinity, explained that his studio was working with 100 developers on something “big and new for the franchise.”
But time passed and this Halo battle royale was never officially confirmed. Worse, we now learn that the project known as “Project Tatanka” has now been scrapped.
Indeed, nouvelles ShpeshalNick explained on the latest Xbox Era podcast that the Halo battle royale had simply been canceled. At the moment, we do not know the reasons for this abandonment, but it is possible that the project was put on hold for too long.
As a reminder, Certain Affinity studio has assisted 343 Industries multiple times, notably during the development of Halo Infinite.
Regardless, Halo fans who were hoping for a battle royale in this universe will soon be consoled with the season 2 of the TV series. Furthermore, this project cancellation echoes the cancellation of the multiplayer for The Last of Us.
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