'You'd be able to get any remaining FOBs, targets, audio logs, but the main story missions would not repeat.' 'The postgame does give you the option to keep exploring the wider environment, but for missions like the first two, where you're not on the ring yet, you can't replay from the same save file,' the spokesperson told Polygon. Any collectables outside of main missions should still be knocking about in the open world for you to grab anytime, though. Skulls and armour cache unlocks are tied to your account so they won't disappear when starting a new save, but it's still a bit frustrating that you'll need to start from scratch if you missed an in-mission collectable halfway through the game. You can't return to these once you've completed them, meaning that any collectables missed are gone for the rest of the save. While Infinite's map is mostly open and available throughout the entire game, the game's first two missions take place off Zeta Halo, with many other taking place in inaccessable parts of the map. It was a quick way to tinker around with different difficulties and add skulls, but Halo Infinite's open world makes things a bit different from the older games. Previous Halo games would let you jump between different missions from a select screen, being able to play each one individually as many times as you'd like. Halo Infinite's campaign missions won't be replayable unless you start a new save file, a Microsoft spokesperson has confirmed.

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