Mantic Games has some fun events cooked up for Halo: Flashpoint’s release this November. Mark your calendars.
Gear up for Halo: Flashpoint Launch Day Celebrations on November 30th because Mantic Games has plans. Not only are they hosting some release day plans at Mantic’s HQ, but retailers around the world are, too.
via Mantic Games
“While we’re not anticipating global midnight launches (remember those!), we’ll be arranging lots of Halo fun on release day and know retailers that will be doing the same…
We’re leading the charge here at HQ with a day of Halo gaming, Halo painting, demos to learn the game, plus optional click-and-collect for pre-order customers.”
Halo: Flashpoint Launch Event (Mantic’s HQ)
Now if you can’t make the trip to Mantic’s HQ that’s okay. Your local retailer might also be hosting an event! Check for those right here.
The official release day is November 30, 2024. So you’ve got a month to plan. Furthermore, if you want to get in on the first Major Halo: Flashpoint tournament then the Nottingham GT is where you want to be. On January 11th, 2025 you can participate in this event. And it’s free to attend the tournament!
Personally, I’m looking forward to this one. I got a demo of Halo: Flashpoint in and it’s fast and fun. I also like what Mantic is doing with the sculpts and terrain as well. This is going to be a game that will be easy to learn and teach. If you’ve got a buddy that’s been on the fence of tabletop gaming but loves Halo this is for them!
There’s still time to get in on the second printing to ensure you get a copy. But that window is closing. The good news is that Mantic has plans for future support for the game. But these launch editions are really jam-packed with all the goods you need to play Halo: Flashpoint.
Are you going to make a trip to your FLGS for Halo: Flashpoint’s release day?
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