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Watch the latest trailer for Halo Infinite to see what to expect with The Yappening II, which features new Grunt-themed rewards, Gruntpocalypse, and more. The Gruntpocalypse features two weeks of all-out PVE Grunty goodness. Week three brings Corrosion to the game. Set in an abandoned mineral refinery on Zeta Halo, Corrosion is a new Arena map created in Halo Infinite’s Forge that poses peril with its acid pits. Halo Infinite's The Yappening II is available now.
Watch the latest trailer for Halo Infinite to see what to expect with The Yappening II, which features new Grunt-themed rewards, Gruntpocalypse, and more. The Gruntpocalypse features two weeks of all-out PVE Grunty goodness. Week three brings Corrosion to the game. Set in an abandoned mineral refinery on Zeta Halo, Corrosion is a new Arena map created in Halo Infinite’s Forge that poses peril with its acid pits. Halo Infinite's The Yappening II is available now.
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