As Halo Infinite Season 2 is finally approaching its official launch in a few weeks, the
developers, 343 Industries, have revealed new maps of the upcoming game. The two new
maps called the Catalyst and Breakers are the ones on which the Spartans will be murdering
each other. The latest addition to the Halo series, Halo Infinite 2: Lone Wolves, will launch
on May 3 and is slated to come with two all-new armor cores and a new battle pass, making
the fans anticipate its release even more.

About the latest maps, Catalyst, and Breaker of Halo Infinite 2:  Lone Wolves

Of the two maps, Catalyst displays stunning cold industrial designs. It features a Forerunner
structure filled with ramps and faded silver work. The setting has distinct height elevations,
various hallways, and hard light bridges allowing the players to reach different elevations
while fighting the enemies. As mentioned by 343 Industries, this map, inspired by Halo 3’s
The epitaph map is classic and symmetrical.

The other map, Breaker, has an open desert setting designed for big team battles, and it is
larger than the Catalyst and is for the Big Team Battle mode of Halo Infinite. The map,
Breaker comprises an expansive desert and two huge fortresses that the teams use as their
homes during the battles. According to 343 Industries, this map is great for Capture the Flag
as the Breaker offers a central lane that gives the snipers optimal site lines and a massive pit
right in the middle where the players can jump Warthog if they can avoid the huge laser
which is on guard.

Apart from these, the director of Kingdom Hearts IV has revealed that the protagonist, Sora,
will be getting a more mature look. The game will undergo some graphical changes and
updated visual tweaks and even did talk about the world of Quadratum.

Until recently, PlayStation updated its first-party studios banner, including Sam Bridges of
Death Stranding, which is this console’s exclusive. Hideo Kojima reacted to this
announcement by posting a banner without any explicit content, further fueled the rumors of
Sony’s acquisition of the Kojima Productions.