Halo: The Master Chief Collection

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[h1]Halo: The Master Chief Collection[/h1] [h3]Awful and Dishonest Platform for the Halo Franchise[/h3] [h3]Unfortunately It is the only way to play these games on Steam[/h3] Halo: The Master Chief Collection is not really a game collection in the traditional sense. This work is essentially a centralized online platform for the first four Halo games and their expansions, serving as a main menu for accessing their campaigns, multiplayer modes, statistics, customization, and other shared services. First of all, this collection requires you to sign in with a Microsoft account, so if you don't already have one or don't want to create one, you'll have to do so in order to access the games. Another issue is these games can only be played while connected to the internet. On top of that, the main menu has many design issues that make navigating it unnecessarily slow and frustrating. Personally, I would have preferred to play these games without having to use an additional platform that essentially serves only as a directory for the games. It would have been smarter to have each title available separately, allowing us to launch and manage each game directly without having to download an unnecessarily large package of useless files for what it actually offers. The games are honestly so poorly ported to PC, with several bugs, performance issues, unbalanced AI, visual problems, and inconsistent optimization options. However, they are still very enjoyable to play, whether you're experiencing the campaigns on your own or with friends. The multiplayer is an experience that adds a significant replay value to the games, and can also be more enjoyable than some of the campaigns in the collection. Unfortunately, the games suffer from terrible matchmaking that can make finding and joining online games unnecessarily slow. This collection doesn't offer any real support for its games and is fairly hindered by its unstable servers and connection issues. It is truly disappointing to see what Microsoft has done with the Halo franchise, as its focus on simply capitalizing on the series rather than protecting the legacy of one of its most important franchises which is simply painfully evident.