Console versions of Halo: Campaign Evolved support two-player split-screen campaign co-op. Online co-op supports up to four players, so local and online player limits are different.
Which versions support split-screen?
Official product information identifies two-player split-screen for console versions. Do not assume that the four-player online limit also applies to one console.
PC storefront wording should be checked separately because local split-screen support is not interchangeable with online co-op support.
Split-screen vs. online co-op
Split-screen places two local players on one console and display. Online co-op supports a larger group across supported platforms and requires each remote player to meet their platform's online requirements.
Local setup checklist
Connect and sign in both controllers before opening the campaign lobby. If the second player does not appear, confirm that the controller is assigned to a separate local profile and review the current console support instructions.
- Use a display mode that keeps HUD text readable for both players.
- Agree on vehicle and weapon roles before crowded encounters.
- Test checkpoints in an early mission before beginning a long session.
Frequently asked questions
How many players can use split-screen?
Console versions support two-player split-screen campaign co-op.
Is four-player split-screen supported?
The confirmed four-player limit applies to online co-op. Confirmed local split-screen support is for two players on console.