Others have been teaching me to play Bungie games for 20 years, and even if I won’t be as good a teacher as Kevin Yanes, I’m excited to pay it forward with my own friends when Marathon comes ...

Marathon is Bungie's newest game, taking place in the universe that started in 1994. As the reveal is only days away, it's a good time to look back at the series that was pushing the limits of the ...

Bungie hasn't yet provided a price as of the game's reveal on Saturday. The developer did say on its Marathon X account that the game will not be a "full-priced title," which should refer to the ...

After "going dark" over a year ago, Bungie is again talking about Marathon—the PvP extraction shooter based on its '90s classic—although it hasn't brought along the gameplay footage it ...

Bungie announced Marathon as the next major project it's working on over a year ago, bringing back its classic branding but this time for a sci-fi PVP extraction shooter experience.

Bungie In Marathon, you play as a Runner who has to delve into maps on a planet called Tau Ceti IV and complete objectives to make it out alive. Each of the Runners will have different skill sets ...

The game director behind Bungie’s Marathon has said the studio isn’t expecting it to become Destiny 3, and that those who prefer PvE experiences may not even take to Marathon at all.

Marathon, Bungie 's upcoming revival of the 1994 FPS, seemed like it could disappear after serious layoffs plagued its developer. But, despite the sci-fi extraction shooter's Twitter laying ...

Is Marathon the Best Chance Extraction Shooters Have To Break Into the Mainstream? As a new genre, extraction shooters face an uphill battle. Can Bungie’s pedigree give it the push it needs?

Bungie is likely referring to $70 as a full-price as the majority of AAA games on the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S cost that much at launch. This suggests the game could retail at $40 or $50.

Marathon proximity chat: Why it isn't happening Marathon is a story engine: Bungie hopes dying won't feel punishing Marathon animated short: Bungie hired an Oscar winner to make a pretty ad ...

Bungie hops back on the Marathon tease train by whipping out some weird graphics that pretty much simulate taking a cheese grater to your eyeballs Glitchy text, bright colours, and flashing lights.