Halo: Combat Evolved is a sci-fi first-person shooter created by Bungie Studios for Microsoft and released for the Xbox in 2001. GearBox later ported it to Windows and Macintosh in 2003.
We usually publish games at least 20 years old, but this time, we made an exception. After so many requests, since the game is currently not available on GOG or Steam, we decided to make this gift for all the fans of GamesNostalgia. You can now play Halo, one of the best games ever created. The game made the Xbox a success.
The Windows version includes Patch 1.0.10; it supports modern video cards and all kinds of screen resolutions. It works on Windows 7/10, and GameSpy support is removed (since it's no longer active). Just run the setup and install the game. That's it.
But Mac owners will be happy, too. The Mac version does not use emulators; it's the universal binary, working on Mac OSX Mojave. We also added the patch to update the game to version 2.0.4. Install the game, then install the patch and enter the serial. Alternatively, if the Universal Binary doesn't work for you, you can try HaloMD. It will allow you to play Halo on your Mac in multiplayer mode and install mods.
Time to become Master Chief and defeat the Covenants!
Note for Mac users: Since Catalina, MacOS removed support for 32-bit apps. So, like many other old games, Halo won't work (nor the Universal or the HaloMD).