Halo Studios is ‘actively developing’ remakes of Halo 2 and Halo 3, it’s claimed

May 3, 2026 - 23:28

Early development has reportedly started on remaking the entire original Halo trilogy, with a new claim stating that Halo Studios is actively working on updated versions of Halo 2 and Halo 3. According to sources familiar with the studio's plans, the remakes are being built from the ground up, likely using a more modern engine to bring the classic titles to current-generation hardware.

The project is said to be in its early stages, meaning a release is likely still years away. The report suggests that Halo Studios is taking a careful approach, aiming to preserve the core gameplay and story that made the originals iconic while updating visuals, audio, and performance. This follows a previous rumor that a full remake of the first Halo: Combat Evolved was also in the works, hinting at a complete overhaul of the franchise's early entries.

Fans have long called for a proper remake of the Bungie-era games, especially after the mixed reception of Halo Infinite and the ongoing struggles with the series' live-service model. While the Master Chief Collection offered enhanced ports, these new projects are expected to be full-scale rebuilds. Neither Microsoft nor Halo Studios has officially confirmed the reports, but the rumor aligns with the company's stated goal of revitalizing the brand.