Forget your fridges, games are coming for the sink as halo gets its very own Spartan Scrub soap.
It seems that Halo is out to clean up with the launch of a soap, just as Halo Infinite is about to arrive. Produced by US soap smiths Dr. Squatch and the forces of the USNC Armed Forces, this simple piece of scrubbery is likely to clean up the covenant wherever you find them, or at least just help keep your hands clean before touching the controller.
The limited edition release lands alongside the companies other natural soap and personal care implements and apparently features unique ingredients all rooted in Halo lore, like exfoliating Little John and Bishops Wort and soothing Sevenbark Root. Whether the cedarwood smell is anything like Master Chief’s natural aroma, we don’t know for sure.
“Wearing armor all day and saving the universe can be hard work, and sometimes leaves you dirty,” said John Friend, Head of Halo & Xbox Consumer Products. “When we realized we had the chance to bring Spartan Scrub to Earth with Dr. Squatch, it was an easy decision. Hopefully, we can all be clean heroes!”
This is hardly the first time Xbox has leaned into the memes after the Xbox One fridge turned into a reality and the mildly more outlandish Xbox shower gel collaboration to make sure gamers got their top tier Xbox smell. If you need to make sure you smell your best before blowing up halo multiplayer, Spartan Scrub will be available to the public on November 1 for $8. Dr. Squatch subscribers will get early access today and you can grab it on the official website at www.drsquatch.com.
