343 is reportedly 'starting from scratch' on Halo development after layoffs | Engadget

343 is reportedly 'starting from scratch' on Halo development after layoffs

Many of the laid off workers were crafting game prototypes in Unreal rather than producing new missions forsays.

343 had considered switching engines for the past decade, the insiders claim, but it wasn't until studio lead Bonnie Ross and engine overseer David Berger left in late 2022 that the company committed to the change. Pierre Hintze, who replaced Ross, is said to have focused the company on"greenlighting" new tech while expandingYou can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.

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