Marathon

Comparisons to Concord didn't feel great, says ex Marathon art director, but haters "can't take the thing I care about the most"

Bungie sets Marathon apart from Arc Raiders' AI-infused voices with a stacked cast including Baldur's Gate 3 actors

Bungie confirms Marathon release for March, hours after the Xbox store spoiled the big surprise

Bungie shows off Marathon's reworked "Runner Shell" classes, and I'm still worried about invisibility and wall hacks

Former Destiny artist and Marathon art director leaves Bungie following fallout from its now-resolved controversy

Marathon fans love that the FPS has decaying bodies, but the invisibility has them split: "Bungie, please reconsider"

Bungie's survival extraction shooter Marathon is back with a March 2026 release date and $40 price tag

Stolen Marathon art issue "resolved" with Bungie and Sony "to my satisfaction," original artist says

Presumably praying people have room for another extraction shooter after Arc Raiders, Bungie opens Marathon signups for December playtest

The run-up to Marathon's release has been such a train wreck that it's easy to forget that the game might still be really good

"The Bungie team is fantastic": Academy Award-winning artist behind Marathon cinematic says the shooter's stolen art "was genuinely a mistake," and "blown out of proportion"

Former Bungie director spent their time on Marathon "dying to create a new genre name" because an extraction shooter is "the only genre where its name is a mechanic"

Sony is "fully dedicated" to making sure Destiny 2 studio's troubled extraction shooter Marathon doesn't face another delay, with Bungie "still working on it" following more closed testing

Bungie pushes the indefinitely delayed Marathon back on stage, announcing a closed test for this month and promising a "public update" on its development coming soon

Amid Marathon's ongoing struggles and Concord's closure after just 2 weeks, Sony admits the whole PlayStation live service strategy thing isn't "entirely going smoothly"

Sony says Bungie's "independence is getting lighter" as it aims to launch the Destiny 2 studio's troubled new FPS Marathon before April 2026: "We are now fixing the problems, so we believe this launch will happen"

Marathon is delayed, but don't worry, Bungie says it just has to work on the AI, loot, combat, graphics, narrative, playlists, prox chat, and oops that's the whole game isn't it?