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For the mere idea of being able to play every single Bungie-era Halo game for only 50 AUD, with NO MTX (at the time of this review atleast) I'm astonished that such a ludicrous idea was even allowed to be passed by Microsoft without a second thought or some kind of insidious revision, Halo: MCC should be a staple in every Steam library for all who enjoy FPS games.

Halo put the Xbox on the map, ever since CE, and was the killer app every single time it launched, Bungie is absolutely incredible at creating fun and engaging combat loops in campaign, and fast-paced, action heavy PvP. I can't really say much about the only 343 game in the package because Halo 4 never really struck a chord with me.

One gripe I do have with MCC is that Halo 5 never came with it, which is a massive missed opportunity, one of the best forge modes in the franchise, and one of the most hyper-focused and committed forge communities would've added so much more to MCC.

For the mere idea of being able to play every single Bungie-era Halo game for only 50 AUD, with NO MTX (at the time of this review atleast) I'm astonished that such a ludicrous idea was even allowed to be passed by Microsoft without a second thought or some kind of insidious revision, Halo: MCC should be a staple in every Steam library for all who enjoy FPS games. Halo put the Xbox on the map, ever since CE, and was the killer app every single time it launched, Bungie is absolutely incredible at creating fun and engaging combat loops in campaign, and fast-paced, action heavy PvP. I can't really say much about the only 343 game in the package because Halo 4 never really struck a chord with me. One gripe I do have with MCC is that Halo 5 never came with it, which is a massive missed opportunity, one of the best forge modes in the franchise, and one of the most hyper-focused and committed forge communities would've added so much more to MCC.