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'Halo 5: Guardians' DLC update release date, gameplay rumors: 'Memories of Reach' to come out this month?

Ivan Menchavez May 13, 2016 03:13 AM EST

"Halo 5: Guardians" fans have been expecting a new DLC pack from game developer 343 Industries to arrive this year. With new reports emerging that the company will be releasing the downloadable expansion this month, "Halo" followers definitely have something to get excited about.

The current installment of the first-person shooter video game is arguably the most popular game that came out in 2015. It has been well received by both critics and gaming fans all over the world. It was considered as the highest grossing video game of the month during its release late last year. The game developer has had DLC packs released since the game was rolled out; however, it seems like fans want to have more from the company as they continue to express their sentiments through online forums.

343 Industries has heard the voice of the fans and plans to release the new expansion this month as reported by GamenGuide. According to the report, the new DLC will be titled "Memories of Reach." The expansion is said to improve gameplay, which will give players more control of the game. It will also allow players to narrow their search preferences in choosing from Focused, Expanded and Balanced.

Gamespot also reported that the new DLC will fix game issues that have been bothering some players for quite some time.

"We've fixed a bug where Spartan Charge would not properly target enemies at the edges of a red reticle on the horizontal plane (you can still get red reticle and miss vertically)," the game developer explained. "Fear not, thoughâ€”players who skillfully evade a Spartan-Charging player with Thrust will still escape without taking damage. Additionally, Spartan Charge with Speed Boost will no longer be a one-hit kill, and Spartan Charge with the Gravity Hammer will no longer be a one-hit kill."

Although many are expecting the DLC to come out this month, 343 Industries have yet to provide specific details with regard to its release date.

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