There has clearly been a lot of focus in redefining Halo 4's combat to make it the best yet.

It sprawls seamlessly across both the single-player and multiplayer game modes. But the most essential aspect of gameplay is combat. Halo 4 again features a compelling storyline that urgently wants to make players continue their campaigns. The narrative of the franchise has always been a core element of what makes Halo great. On such a rare occasion, the sequel to the masterpiece has turned out arguably better. It turns out - the game has faced a masterstroke in delivering mechanics refined to an extent we thought not possible. So what could you possibly do to a game where its predecessor has acclaim as genre perfection? That's where all the questions get raised about Halo 4. Let's see if Halo 4 manages to hit the target. Not to mention enhancing all the mechanics of old. The third entry left a little room to expand the storyline - it's up to the developers to take that cliffhanger and blow it out into a new immersive story. The Halo franchise's status as a genre-leading entity means that every tiny flaw in the game will be scrutinized. There's a lot of pressure on Halo 4 to deliver on expectations. Mainly because its predecessor won critical acclaim as being one of the best multiplayer games of all time. The famed sci-fi first-person shooter trilogy returns with - you guessed it - the fourth offering! Halo 4 is arguably one of the most anticipated games of the genre.

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