The story largely revolves around Covenant factions seeking an artefact and Humans trying to stop that. Halo Spartan Strike takes place firstly during the events of "Halo 2" and then secondly after the events of Halo 4. A splinter group of the Covenant ignores the ceasefire and players play as super soldiers who repel the attacks. Halo: Spartan Assault takes place between the events of "Halo 3" and "Halo 4" and sees a ceasefire between human and alien Elites. Both games are enjoyable twin-stick shooters, but nothing to shout about.
The reason we've bunched them together is because they're very similar games and they had just about the same impact on the series as each other, minimal. To say any Halo game is the worst might come across a little harsh as there aren't any bad ones, but "Halo: Spartan Assault" and "Halo: Spartan Strike" take the last place slot in our eyes. Before we get started, a quick note - we're not covering the Anniversary remakes as separate entries, and we're not counting the Master Chief Collection as its own entry either - these are just new ways to play existing games. With that in mind, in anticipation of the new release (and because this was a lot of fun) we've decided to take a look back at the franchise's history to separate the Elites from the Grunts. It could be one of the biggest and best Halo games yet, which is saying something as there have been some pretty amazing Halo games so far. With it being the first new Halo game on Xbox Series X/S, Infinite has the potential to give us great graphics, new guns and unbelievable multiplayer. Halo: Infinite will see the return of Master Chief, the hero and protagonist of the main series, and will follow on from the events of Halo 5: Guardians, which was released in 2015. Halo is without a doubt one of the most iconic gaming franchises to date and the newest addition, Halo: Infinite will be released on December 8 this year.
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