Expand your Halo Wars 2 experience with this Season Pass, which adds a range of new content to the game. You can look forward to new leaders, units, Blitz mode cards and additional campaign missions. This game add-on delivers regular content updates for over six months. With Xbox Play Anywhere support, you can play on both your Xbox One console and your Windows 10 PC. The base game Halo Wars 2 is required to activate and play.
This Season Pass will significantly enrich your multiplayer experience. You will gain access to a total of seven new leaders with abilities that can fundamentally change the course of any battle. Each leader brings unique tactical options and playstyles. In addition to leaders, your arsenal will also grow with new units, which will give you further strategic advantages on the battlefield and allow you to assemble an even stronger army against your opponents.
The content is not limited to multiplayer. The Season Pass also expands the story component of the game. You can look forward to new campaign missions expanding the story, which follow on from the events of Halo 5 and immerse you further into the world of Halo. If you prefer the fast-paced action of Blitz mode, you'll appreciate the new cards you can collect and then use to build a strong deck and surprise your opponents in battle.
Thanks to Xbox Play Anywhere support, you only need to buy the game once. You can then activate it on both your console and PC with the Windows 10 operating system. Your game progress, including saved games and achievements, is automatically synchronised between both platforms. You will receive the product in the form of an electronic licence, which you can redeem on the Xbox Live service. Remember that the full version of Halo Wars 2 is required to run this content.
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