Still Midnight's final chapter: a Gravemind, a Metarch and Halo's 25th
The third and last part of the community-voiced audiobook follows the Infinity's crew down to Zeta Halo, where something long contained gets loose.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Still Midnight - Part 3 | Audiobook | Halo 25th Anniversary
Among the game publisher channels of a similar size, HALO sits fourth by subscribers but had one of the calmer weeks for views, while Rocket League and its esports channel ran well above their usual pace. Its single upload was a story rather than a trailer.
"Still Midnight - Part 3 | Audiobook | Halo 25th Anniversary" closes a three-part audio drama made for the series' anniversary, written by Halo Studios and produced by JumperScape Media with music by Jafet Meza. The description sets it the day the UNSC Infinity reaches Zeta Halo, the ring of Halo Infinite: ambushed by the Banished, the crew abandon ship, hide in an underground facility and, in desperation, release something that had been locked away for millennia. The cast leans on the community itself, with Melissa Medina as Marina Rebledo, Austin Murphy as the Gravemind and Martin "Installation00" Smith, a well-known lore explainer, voicing the facility's monitor.
The comments read like a farewell. Several viewers say they caught Part 3 before an earlier upload was taken down and are relieved to have it back, one of the voice actors thanks the community, and many write warmly about the lore and writing teams. Others compare the ending to how Halo Infinite closed its own story, and some ask that the series keep its long canon rather than start over.
Older uploads are doing more of the daily work: the top ten maps of the HaloFest Forge contest with ForgeHub, and half an hour of Flood-ship ambience from Halo: Campaign Evolved, billed as Keyes ASMR.
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What viewers say
My heart goes out to the lore and literature teams at Halo Studios, one of the most consistent parts of the franchise this past decade
@hmon661See it on YouTubeYou dont know how excited i was to see part 3 released i thought id never get to see it
@prof-onix-0See it on YouTubeWow. What a wonderful story. That was genuinely lovely.
@joeyvitale24See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on HALO right now
- Channel
- HALO
- Subscribers
- 863,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 145,752
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- September 28, 2026
- Video views so far
- 15,165
- Views on its first day
- 11,075
The numbers
Here is how the HALO channel's week looks in figures.
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