According to Forbes, a publisher giving more time with a game is a good sign, since it means they are confident of their work. "Halo 5: Guardians" of 343 and Microsoft have been in the hands of some people for review and the feedback is there is a lot to like.

While the "Halo 5: Guardians" has been in review for a few days by some gamers, its Master Chief, Spartan Locke and others are making their way to the gamerpic gallery of Xbox One ahead of its release.

The images have started to update the gallery and it might take some time to see them in Xbox Live regions. Settings in the gamerpic can be changed in Settings, About Me, Customize profile and Change gamerpic, though it may be different for members of the Preview Program having the New Xbox One Experience.

One of the most-anticipated video games this year, "Halo 5: Guardians" is set to release on October 27. The Halo 5 gamerpics can be downloaded from the Major Nelson site.

On its "Halo 5: Guardians" review, Forbes said the game feels different than the others with a significant change of the entire campaign - your character in the game is not alone anymore. In previous Halo games, you are one warrior fighting against a crowd of aliens, but this time, you have a squad.

Squad features usually have the friendly Non-Player Characters but "Halo 5: Guardians" bakes in the squad mechanics into every aspect of the game, from the primary narrative to every action, allowing new tactical options.

For instance, one of the members of your squad has a sniper rifle, hence, it is easier than ever to take out remote snipers. The biggest change which alters the flow significantly is Revive, wherein your teammates can pick you back you when you go down.

A checkpoint could be a puzzle given in a very short period of time and in difficulties, you have to assess your foes and tools, then plan to perfectly execute; and revives can help you buy them. Basically, you will never die as you find yourself going down, revived and repeating.