Episode 4 of Halo is close to its official release, and here's everything you need to know about the next episode's release schedule and preview.
The previous episode of Halo gave us what we were waiting for, and Cortana has finally become a part of the story. Right after her creation, Cortana starts talking to Catherine Halsey; however, she desperately wants to help Master Chief achieve his objective. Halsey obviously wants to find some answers as well, so she asks Cortana to help Chief even though he is breaking the rules at the UNSC.
On the other hand, Makee gets out of the Covenant to find the Keystone in UNSC's possession. At the same time, she has promised her people to bring the head of the Demon, in this case, Master Chief. It's hard to say if Makee and Master Chief will confront each in the next episode, but things will definitely get even crazier for every character.
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Halo Episode 4 Release Time
Episode 4 of Halo is scheduled to release worldwide on Thursday, April 14th, 2022, at 12 AM PDT (Pacific Timing).
The episode will be available to watch exclusively on Paramount Plus. Fans in the UK, however, can watch the Tv show on the NOW streaming service. Also, it's important to note that the episode's release time may vary in every region because of the time difference. So, here's the exact release schedule you need to follow for Episode 4.
- Pacific Time: 12:00 AM PDT
- Central Time: 2:00 AM CDT
- Eastern Time: 3:00 AM EDT
- British Time: 8:00 AM GMT
- European Time: 9:00 AM CEST
- Indian Time: 12:30 PM IST
- Japan Time: 4:00 PM JST
- Australian Time: 5:00 PM AEST
Halo Episode 4 Preview Revealed
According to the preview, the fourth episode will take us back to Madrigal, and Kwan-Ha will try to build resistance with the help of Soren so she can take back her home. On the other hand, Master Chief will travel with Halsey and the rest of his team to find the meaning behind his visions.
At the same time, we'll learn how Halsey loves AI and machines more than people. Halsey hates humans for their flaws, and she hates when her subjects start showing human emotions, which is something that Master Chief has been experiencing lately.