The release of "Halo Infinite" is coming later this year. However, those who can't wait until then will likely be able to play the game before its fall release.

In a post on the 343 blog last month that delved into cross-play for "Halo Infinite," live producer Sam Hanshaw detailed the playtests being conducted by "a very small group of outside parties," and said that the first gameplay (and brute Craig) last year He said that since seeing the game, there has been a noticeable "turnaround in opinion based on the changes."

Hanshaw added that the studio is "moving forward with expanding playtest opportunities," so it is almost certain that the "Halo Infinite" beta will roll out before November.

As Hanshaw had announced in a blog post, those who want to increase their chances of participating in the Halo beta will need to create a Halo Insider profile. Signing up is very easy, just go to the Halo Insider Program page and hit the big button that says "Sign Up."

But with great power comes great responsibility. You must agree to a few ground rules: you must be at least 18 years old, and you must agree to a confidentiality statement. Confidentiality means that you will not tell anyone what you learn, unless otherwise stated.

If you can keep your silence in exchange for benefits such as being able to participate in the Halo Infinite beta, please read the entire agreement carefully and then fill out all the information. Once you have submitted everything, make sure your profile is accurate and up-to-date. As Hanshaw says, "Keep your Halo Insider profile updated!"

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This is about as good a hint as you'll get on the Halo Beta, so keep it up to date to maximize your chances of getting in. With any luck, in addition to the closed beta, there will also be an open beta that anyone interested can participate in before "Halo Infinite" is released.