Marathon - Bungie Reveals 40 Minutes of New Gameplay Footage
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Bungie's New Extraction Shooter: Marathon
Bungie has dropped 40 minutes of new gameplay footage for its upcoming PvPvE extraction shooter Marathon. The footage marks a significant look at the game that aims to redefine the studio's identity after years of Destiny.
What the Gameplay Shows
The extended footage gives players a comprehensive look at Marathon's core combat systems, movement mechanics, and the game's PvPvE structure where players compete against both AI enemies and other player squads. Those who played the beta described the core gameplay as "solid," with enjoyable gunplay consistent with Bungie's pedigree.
Community Reception
Reactions in the gaming community are largely positive about the gameplay itself, though some concerns linger around Bungie's track record with live service games following Destiny 2's turbulent history. The extraction shooter genre has been growing, with games like Arc Raiders proving there is a market, though players acknowledge not all will enjoy the format.
Release
Marathon does not yet have an official release date. Bungie continues to develop and refine the game based on beta feedback, with more information expected through official Bungie channels in the coming months.
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A high-engagement r/pcgaming post confirms Marathon is now live on Steam. Store metadata lists a March 5, 2026 launch date, Bungie as developer/publisher, and PvPvE multiplayer focus.
Bungie says it will raise the $10 Marathon currency pack to 1,120 LUX and credit 20 LUX to earlier buyers, matching the price of a runner skin. IGN also reports the first gameplay patch will add more ammo, med cabinets, and navigation distance on Perimeter.
A high-signal r/Games post points to Eurogamer reporting that Fern "Antireal" Hook is now credited in Marathon as a visual design consultant. The update follows last year's dispute over artwork that Bungie later said had been used during development.
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