Halo: The Master Chief Collection tops Steam sales charts for Halo: Reach launch (update)
Halo: Reach is doing quite well.
What you need to know
- Halo: Reach is a first-person shooter that Bungie released a few years ago.
- The game is part of Halo: The Master Chief Collection.
- Halo: The Master Chief Collection is topping sales charts on Steam because Halo: Reach just launched.
- You can also play Halo: Reach through Xbox Game Pass.
Updated December 26, 2019: According to recent statistics, Halo: Reach has been played by over 100,000 people already on Steam and is the third most-viewed game on Twitch. People really wanted these games to hit PC, that's for sure. It's also one of the to-selling new games on Steam according to the end-of-the-year charts.
Halo: Reach just launched on Xbox One and PC. While it's available through the Microsoft Store, you can also purchase the game on Steam. Halo: The Master Chief Collection contains Halo: Reach for $40, but you can also buy the game individually for $10. If you look at the Steam sales chart at the moment, Halo: The Master Chief Collection is at the top, beating titles like Disco Elysium, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and more.
It's great to see Halo doing so well on Steam. If you don't want to spend $40 or even $10 on a one-time purchase, you can always play Halo: The Master Chief Collection through Xbox Game Pass. The subscription service costs $10 a month. Are you excited for Halo: Reach on PC? Let us know.
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