After the recent announcement of Halo: Campaign Evolved at the 2025 Halo World Championships, all eyes are on the franchise’s next big moves over the coming months. While fans are looking forward to the announcement of further projects, a new leak suggests there’s already something in the works.

According to a reputable leaker, leaks_infinite (via X), who was correct about the Halo: CE remake announcement, both Halo 2 and Halo 3 will be getting full remakes in the same vein as the Halo: Campaign Evolved remake, focusing again on campaign gameplay and updated, modernized mechanics.

No multiplayer is reportedly planned for either of these remakes, but is set for the next major franchise release, Halo 7. Nothing has officially been confirmed as of this writing.

Halo 2 & Halo 3 Remakes Are In The Works At Halo Studios

Leaks Suggest A Full Campaign Remake Of Both Halo 2 & 3, But No Multiplayer

According to reputable leaker infinite_leaks, it appears both Halo 2 and Halo 3 are set to get their own updated campaign-focused remakes. This comes after the major announcement last week of the Halo: CE remake, which was met with mixed reactions due to the lack of a multiplayer feature—a primary staple of the franchise and what Halo games are largely lauded for.

Halo 2 and 3 are both obvious next steps for Halo Studios, but the leak also suggests that multiplayer gameplay is being reserved for the next major installment in the franchise, Halo 7. If true, this makes perfect sense, even if Halo Studios has yet to admit that Halo 7 is the core reason why these remakes aren’t getting multiplayer functionality.

Despite that, however, many players agree that Halo 2 has an exceptional storyline, with Halo 3′s being quite good as well. Even Brandon Sanderson touts Halo 2 as one of his top games of all time in terms of writing.

Halo 7 Is The Announcement Fans Are Really Waiting For

Halo Remakes Are Divisive, But A Solid Multiplayer Launch Is What Fans Want

After all the hype around Halo World Championships and rumors leading up to the announcement of Halo: Campaign Evolved, players are still wondering what the future of the franchise is in terms of multiplayer gameplay. These leaks affirm an ongoing rumor that campaign is the focus for these remakes because of the next big project, and the fact that Halo 7 hasn’t been officially announced yet explains a lot.

Unfortunately, there is no confirmed information about the Halo 2 and Halo 3 remakes or confirmation that Halo 7 even exists, but it’s highly likely that players will be getting further announcements over the coming months, especially as Halo Studios ramps up marketing around the Halo: Campaign Evolved remake.