While purchasing and progressing through the Halo Infinite Battle Pass is the primary way players can earn cosmetics in Halo Infinite's multiplayer, it's not the only way. Each week, players have an opportunity to complete an Ultimate Challenge, at which point they'll be rewarded with a special reward.
In this guide, we'll go over what the Ultimate Challenge and reward is this week, how to get Ultimate Challenges, when they refresh each week, and all of the past rewards that have been offered for completing Ultimate Challenges (they may return in the future).
How to get Halo Infinite Ultimate Challenges
To get the Ultimate Challenge that's available each week, players will need to complete all of their other weekly challenges for the week. Currently, players are given 20 different weekly challenges every week, though this number could change in the future. Once all 20 of these weekly challenges are completed, players will then be given their Ultimate Challenge for the week.
Halo Infinite Ultimate Challenge and reward this week
The Halo Infinite Ultimate Challenge this week is Fiesta Killjoy, which requires you to Stop 3 Killing Sprees in Fiesta. This is an incredibly difficult challenge, but the best way to complete it is to pay attention to enemy players that are getting lots of kills in Fiesta and then try and ambush them with a power weapon like the Energy Sword or SPNKr Rocket Launcher.
After completing the challenge, players will unlock the Whispered Sky weapon coating (see above). The coating is primarily dark blue with brown and tan accents. Players can equip the coating on their weapons in the Customization menu.
Past Halo Infinite Ultimate Challenge rewards
While 343 Industries may never bring back some past Ultimate Challenge rewards, we're archiving them here as they may return at some point. If they do, players may want to plan which returning rewards they want to grind for ahead of time.
Name | Information | Unlock week |
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Sigil | Description: A gold-colored visor. | ● Week 1: Was available from the Week 1 Ultimate Challenge |
Willow Tea | Description: A light gray armor coating with accents of orange and dark gray. | ● Week 2: Was available from the Week 2 Ultimate Challenge |
Sacrifice | Description: A blue, yellow, and black background that depicts Noble Six holding Spartan Kat's dogtags. | ● Week 3: Was available from the Week 3 Ultimate Challenge |
Abbey Lime | Description: A lime green Sniper Rifle weapon coating. | ● Week 4: Was available from the Week 4 Ultimate Challenge |
Scoreboard | Description: A purple and white scoreboard-shaped backdrop. | ● Week 5: Was available from the Week 5 Ultimate Challenge |
Sacrifice | Description: A blue, yellow, and black weapon emblem that depicts Noble Six holding Spartan Kat's dogtags. | ● Week 6: Was available from the Week 6 Ultimate Challenge |
Splatter | Description: A white background depicting a person being torn apart after being splattered by a vehicle. | ● Week 7: Was available from the Week 7 Ultimate Challenge |
Shibuichi | Description: A copper-colored visor for the Tenrai armor core. | ● Week 8: Was available from the Week 8 Ultimate Challenge |
Sacrifice | Description: A blue, yellow, and black armor emblem that depicts Noble Six holding Spartan Kat's dogtags. | ● Week 9: Was available from the Week 9 Ultimate Challenge |
Rampant | Description: A dark orange visor. | ● Week 10: Was available from the Week 10 Ultimate Challenge |
Neon Steel | Description: A black weapon coating with silver and yellow accents. | ● Week 11: Was available from the Week 11 Ultimate Challenge |
Halo Infinite's multiplayer is free to play and is available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One consoles, and Windows PCs. It's a ton of fun, and paired with the Halo Infinite campaign, it's easily one of the best Xbox games available right now.
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