Ahead of the Xbox Games Showcase happening on July 23rd, 343 Industries revealed the awe-inspiring box art for Halo Infinite. As one of the most hotly-anticipated games to be featured in the spotlight this week, the box art not only evokes a sense of nostalgia for long-time fans of the franchise, but teases new information in the fine details. Check it out below:

Halo Infinite’s box art is an homage to the first Halo game, which hit the market with nods of approval in 2001. The launch titled also marked the beginning of a long-standing franchise with a steadfast and loyal community, spin-offs, sequels, and more for years to come.

Upon closer inspection of the image above, there are a few interesting details to unpack. Seen in the reflection of Master Chief’s helmet, a formidable enemy approaches. As previous teasers have hinted, it looks like he’ll be facing off against The Banished and this likely means the nemesis he’s staring at is Hyperius. Additionally, fans have noticed new gear attached to Chief’s wrist, which some speculate to be a grappling hook.

Care to prepare your body for the feature on Halo Infinite or get a better look at the fine details? To download various sizes and formats of the box art for yourself, check out the files here.

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