Here's every paid Halo Infinite skin — and they could set you back a lot

What you need to know

• The complete list of paid Halo Infinite multiplayer cosmetics has surfaced online, with players datamining content related to upcoming premium Shop content.
• The items, still to be revealed by 343 Industries, are expected to make their store debut through the game's daily and weekly rotating inventories.
• Based on current in-game store pricing, players have estimated the approximate cost of all Season 1 cosmetic bundles to surpass $1000.

Halo Infinite mulitplayer stole the show this November with its surprise launch on Xbox consoles and PCs. While rumors were swirling the lead up to the release, it's steadily gained traction through launch week, at one point racking up over 200,000 concurrent players on Steam.

While Halo Infinite has been positively received, there's been some contention around the paid Halo Infinite battle pass and progression.

With the game in the hands of dataminers, we're now learning of additional Halo Infinite cosmetics to come via its paid marketplace. These cosmetics are expected to launch via the Halo Infinite shop, a new addition in its latest entry, with various premium cosmetics only obtainable via real-world cash.

Further investigation has revealed that owning all the skins could set you back quite an amount based on current store prices, approximately clocking in as high as $1000 USD.

Items in the store currently vary in pricing, starting from $5 and going all the way to $20. For the first time in its history, Halo has a free multiplayer component, and as such, these cosmetics microtransactions help support the title in the long term. These are just a subset of planned cosmetics, available through Season 1, which is expected to last until May 2022.

Halo Infinite multiplayer was announced during Microsoft's 20th anniversary to celebrate two decades of its console business. It launched on the PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S consoles on Nov. 15.