Halo Studios confirms it will reveal more about Project Foundry and the future of the franchise at the Halo World Championship in Seattle this October.

Halo fans, mark your calendars — Halo Studios (formerly 343 Industries) has officially confirmed it’ll be sharing new information about the next chapter in the Halo franchise at the Halo World Championship 2025, happening October 24 in Seattle.

The announcement came through a new blog post from the studio, which hinted that more will be revealed about the mysterious Project Foundry — the next big step for Halo, now being developed using Unreal Engine 5.

A Long-Awaited Update

This is the first major public update since Halo Studios rebranded from 343 Industries and made headlines at the Halo World Championship 2024, where it teased that the future of Halo would be moving to Unreal Engine 5. Since then, things have been relatively quiet — and fans have been itching to know what’s next.

Earlier this year, rumors started flying after an attendee at the Halo Championship Series Open in Dallas claimed a rep from Halo Studios mentioned a “major announcement” was coming later in 2025. Turns out, that leak was legit — and now we know when and where it’s happening.

What We Know So Far

While the studio is keeping details close to the chest, they’ve at least locked in October 24 as the day fans will finally get new info. According to the blog post, Project Foundry and the “future of Halo” will both be part of the showcase, although no further specifics have been shared yet.

Halo Studios also addressed the growing mountain of fan speculation, reminding players that the only confirmed details have come from official sources — and that the “real scoop” will drop at the Halo World Championship itself.

What Could Be Revealed?

That hasn’t stopped fans from theorizing, though. Rumors floating around the community include:

• A Halo: Combat Evolved remake
  
• The reveal of a full-blown Halo 7
  
• Expanded details on Halo: Edge of Dawn, the newly announced Halo novel
  

With 2025 marking the 25th anniversary of the Halo franchise, the timing certainly makes sense for something big. Xbox has already teased even more Halo celebration plans for 2026, so this upcoming event could very well be the start of a multi-year anniversary rollout.

For now, all we can do is wait — but it’s safe to say that October 24 is shaping up to be a big day for Halo fans. If you’ve been following the franchise since the days of CE or just jumped in with Infinite, this reveal might be one you don’t want to miss.

Until then, keep your eyes on official Halo channels and maybe don’t trust every rumor you hear… unless it came from a rep in Dallas.

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