As the first mainline installment in theHaloseries in over 6 years,Halo Infinitewas a big deal when it launched on June 20, 2025. Ahead of its release, Microsoft attempted to hype up the game in many ways, such as with TV commercials,limited-editionHalo InfiniteXbox consolesand controllers, and much more. Among these promotional materials celebrating the launch of the title, 343 Industries commissioned an artist to make a breathtaking painting featuring the Master Chief.
While there has been a lot of artwork based on theHaloseries over the years, this oil painting made for the release ofHalo Infinitewas something special. Designed by the renowned artist Iva Troj, the picture was massive at 3 meters by 6 meters long and featured the Master Chief fighting againstBanished forces on Zeta Halo. The scene was incredible, portraying eye-catching action wherever the viewer looked. Previously, the artwork was displayed at the Saatchi Gallery in London, England. However, that looks to be changing as it appears fans are getting the chance to purchase part of this memorable artwork for themselves.
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Recently, Xbox revealed it has chosen to part ways with the breathtakingHalopainting. According to the company, it’s decided to sell the center section of the picture via an online auction. The purpose of this was to raise money for charity. Specifically, the proceeds from this stunning painting would go towards Special Effect, a UK-based charity that helped gamers with disabilities. The piece is currently available for bidding on eBay until March 6.
This opportunity to own a piece of famousHaloart is doubtlessly exciting for many gamers. However, the price of this impeccable painting is probably outside the budget of most fans. Nevertheless, it is nice to see those with the funds necessary have the chance to purchase this artwork while alsosupporting gamers with disabilitiesin the process. It will be interesting to see which lucky individual ends up getting this incredible piece in the coming days.
While the selling of this oil painting is significant, as it shows the continued support of Xbox for disabled gamers, it is far from the only news regarding theHalofranchise. Recently, the developers at 343 Industries released a newmid-season update forHalo Infinite. According to the patch notes, it was supposed to solve problems impacting both the campaign and multiplayer portions of the game. For example, the update supposedly fixed the Quick Resume feature. In addition, it addressed issues with multiplayer performance, such as choppy first-person animations while attempting to clamber ledges.
