14 DAY TRIAL // The Hunt the Truth advertising campaign for Halo 5: Guardians continues with a new episode in the audio saga, which continues to talk about Master Chief and the way he is seen by the public and about a variety of factions from the upcoming video game.
The theme of the audio file is power and responsibility and talks about waves of destruction and entire solar systems that are disappearing on the fringes of space.
The development team is focused on developing the character of Benjamin Giraud and suggests that new and powerful forces are affecting the Halo universe.
ONI also emerges as one of the organizations that might actually have access to the truth about Master Chief and his biography, but the organization also appears as one of the most sinister presences in the story.
343 Industries has not said whether the Hunt the Truth promotion will be expanded into a bigger Augmented Reality Game later in the year or what other promotions it is aiming to run for its new big project.
Halo 5: Guardians aims to have a complex single-player campaign
Hunt the Truth is entirely focused on the campaign of the video games, preparing players for a bigger dump of data about the title that will take place at the E3 2015 event.
343 Industries and Microsoft have already launched two live-action trailers for the title, one based on the experience of Master Chief and another on that of Agent Locke.
It seems that the title aims to show how the actions of one character can have a huge impact on all humanity.
The two companies have not yet showed fans the enemies they will have to face, and there's no word on the role that Cortana will play.
343 Industries is also aiming to make the multiplayer of the coming game worth playing, using all the data that was gathered during the beta from earlier in the year in order to tweak gameplay mechanics.
The changes will not be tested during a new beta period before the full release.
Halo 5: Guardians will be out on the Xbox One home console from Microsoft on October 27 of this year.