Halo Infinite features many fantastic cosmetic items, all available through the in-game shop. What is in the Halo Infinite Daily Item Shop, day in and day out?
It's time to take a look at the Halo Infinite Item Shop, a marketplace so delicious, so delectable, and so perfect for gathering every collectible you could possibly want, that it would make Jeff Bezos cry. From the crazy assortment of armour parts, to the great weapon designs found therein, to the wonderful cosmetic add-ons, charms, and the beautiful coatings, you can expect a lot of top-shelf items in this selection. That being said, you can also expect to spend a lot – and we really mean a lot – of money.
Halo Infinite features an unbelievable number of great pieces of cosmetic customization. The Battle Pass might have been a bit of a mess, but it seems that, with the Weekly Challenges and the brand new Season, things are looking up for Halo Infinite's selection of items. That is, however, only in regard's to the game's free items, and not the game's paid-items. Instead, that is a bit of a different story. Let's take a look at exactly what's in the Halo Infinite Daily Item Shop right now, and how it all works.
Today's Halo Infinite's Daily Item Shop Rotation
Halo Infinite Item Name | Item Type | Item Trait / Colour | Item Price |
ULLR Armor Set | Bundle | Armor Set Bundle | 1600 Halo Infinite Credits |
Strong Iris | Bundle | Weapon Bundle | 400 Halo Infinite Credits |
Timeless Gravel | Bundle | Item Bundle | 400 Halo Infinite Credits |
| Forky | Bundle | Charm Bundle | 200 Halo Infinite Credits |
| Boost and Swap Pack | Permanent Bundle | Standard Consumable Bundle | 200 Halo Infinite Credits |
What is in the ULLR Armor Set?
- Rare ULLR Helmet
- Legendary TAC/RS/FARLIGHT Helmet Attachment
- Legendary Rusty Armadillo Armor Coating
- Legendary Ruckamuck Hippotooth Chest
- Legendary TAC/REDSCAN Utility
- Epic INTERPRES RECEIVER Left Shoulder Pad
- Epic INTERPRES RECEIVER Right Shoulder Pag
- Rare UA/Type HRP Knee Pads
- Rare Abzug Gloves
- Epic Eye See You Nameplate
- Epic Eye See You Armor Emblem
- Epic Eye See You Weapon Emblem
- Epic Eye See You Vehicle Emblem
What's in the Timeless Gravel Bundle?
- Legendary Timeless Gravel Armor Coating
- Rare Shards of Glass Nameplate
- Rare Shards of Glass Armor Emblem
- Rare Shards of Glass Weapon Emblem
- Rare Shards of Glass Vehicle Emblem
What's in the Strong Iris Bundle?
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Rare Strong Iris Weapon Coating
- Epic Fireteam Lancer Weapon Emblem
- Epic Fireteam Lancer Nameplate
- Epic Fireteam Lancer Armor Emblem
- Epic Fireteam Lancer Vehicle Emblem
What's in the Forky Charm Bundle?
- Epic Forky Weapon Charm
What's in the Boost & Swap bundle?
- 2 XP Boosts
- 2 Challenge Swaps
What is in the Halo Infinite Championship Shop?
Following are the items included currently in the Halo Infinite Championship Shop. This includes selections of armor kits, vehicle coatings, and more. They are all based around the game's Esports teams. The selection changed with Season 2, now offering a whole new batch of in-game items.
Basic Championship Shop
There is Armor, Skins, Vehicle Coatings and more included for each listed team:
- Cloud9: 1000 credits
- eUnited: 1000 credits
- Faze Clan: 1000 credits
- FNatic: 1000 credits
- G2 Esports: 1000 credits
- Navi: 1000 credits
- Sentinels: 1000 credits
- Spacestation Gaming: 1000 credits
- Optic Gaming: 1000 credits
How Does the Halo Infinite Daily Item Shop Work?
The Halo Infinite Daily Item Shop features a 7-day rotation of various Halo Infinite Cosmetic items, with different coatings, armour parts, charms, and more, available each and every week. So yeah, it isn't really a "Daily Item Shop", but that's what people are calling them, so I don't really care. In addition, each week generally includes some kind of Bundle that will feature a selection of different items. We love the way that these weekly selections work, as well, because they link in with the Weekly Challenges that we all love to engage with.
To use the Halo Infinite Daily Item Shop, players will first need to purchase Halo Infinite Credits. These credits are then used to purchase whatever item, bundle, Battle Pass, or whatever that they want to pick up. We have laid out the specifics of the Halo Infinite Credit system below, but the key takeaway is that the Halo Infinite Item Shop is actually a weekly item shop that includes a few day-specific bundles and items (often consumable bundles) that will change with each 24-hour period. These are all purchasable with Halo Infinite Credits.
When Does the Halo Infinite Daily Item Shop Refresh?
Halo Infinite's Daily Item Shop refreshes every Tuesday at 10AM PT / 1PM ET / 6PM GMT. Yes, this means that our decision to label the item shop as "Daily" is not entirely true. It's actually kind of a weekly item shop, but you know what? We don't really care! It honestly doesn't matter, because people are searching for the Daily Shop, so we've called it something different.
Keep in mind as well, that it is not just the Halo Infinite Daily Item Shop that you should keep your eye on, but also the Championship Items. These are items that center around Esports teams and their various players. You can see them listed above as well. Selections of team-specific items are pretty in Esports Games, and something that we're actually pretty pleased to see in Halo Infinite because it helps the scene. We hope that Halo Infinite will continue to foster a high-quality Esports scene, as previous games have. As of writing it seems that it is certainly on track.
How Much Do Halo Infinite Credits Cost?
- 500 Credits: $5 USD or region equivalent
- 1000 Credits: $10 USD or regional equivalent
- 2200 Credits: $20 USD or regional equivalent
It's important to keep in mind that Halo Infinite Credits are critical for purchasing goodies in the Weekly Item Shop. The weekly rotation, as shown above, always requires the use of these aforementioned credits, which are only available for purchase in set amounts. Now, it may seem that these credits are a little high in-terms of price, and you would certainly be correct in that statement. What we would instead note, though, is that the quantities do, at least, make sense in terms of their sequencing. 500-1000-2200 makes a lot more sense than most games (Rocket League, we're look at you!), so we're not going to complain too much there.