Halo Infinite Season 2 Battle Pass- All Cosmetics And Rewards

Halo Infinite Season 2: Lone Wolves is finally here and that means a new battle pass has arrived with it. The team at 343 has a lot to prove with this second-ever battle pass for Halo Infinite after the first one was lacking in the eyes of many players. This time around, you can expect a wide range of cosmetic rewards built around this season’s new theme. The battle pass contains immersive new gear such as armor cores, helmets, paint jobs for weapons and vehicles, and more. Overall, there does seem to be more variety this time around. If you’re loading into Halo Infinite Season 2 for the first time, here’s everything you need to know about the Season 2 battle pass, as well as look at the battle pass itself for this current season. For more, check out how to level up the battle pass.

How much is the Halo Infinite battle pass?

If you’re not looking to spend money on the battle pass, there is a free version that will allow you to unlock dozens of rewards of the …

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