Marathon

1 día, 11 horas - Watch the'Future of Marathon' Vidoc Part 1 for Marathon, a first-person extraction shooter developed by Bungie. Players can get a behind-the-scenes look at where Marathon is, and most importantly, where Marathon is headed with the Symbiosis Update in December and the evolution of the game in March 2027. Get a look at what's to come, including PvE, an experimental Team Deathmatch mode, a new Bishop Runner Shell, a social space, an expanded Perimeter, and more. Marathon is available now for PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam).

3 meses, 3 semanas - Take a look at the Season 2 Overview Trailer for Marathon, the hit first-person extraction shooter developed by Bungie. Players can get the rundown on Season 2, which is packed with the new Night Marsh map that turns the Dire Marsh map into night, introduces new enemies from the shadows of Tau Ceti 4, and heightens UESC opposition. See what else Season 2 has in store for Marathon, available now for a free week on PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam).

3 meses, 4 semanas - Watch the Season 2 Cinematic Trailer for Marathon, the hit extraction first-person shooter developed by Bungie. Players will head into the night as Nightfall emerges on Dire Marsh, offering a tense and dark experience against other Runners and new creatures native to Tau Ceti 4. Fight on the new Night Marsh map with new content such as the new Runner shell Sentinel, the Cradle, new weapons, progression improvements, and more. Season 2 for Marathon kicks off on June 2 for PlayStation 5 (PS5), Xbox Series X|S, and PC (Steam).

5 meses, 3 semanas - Marathon reviewed by Travis Northup on Xbox Series X. Also available on PC and PlayStation 5. "Marathon is unapproachable, unforgiving, offputtingly creepy, and has a playerbase of violent goblins who exist solely to bash your face in with a brick, and for all of these reasons it's become my favorite extraction shooter of all time. The gunplay is everything you’d hope for from a Bungie game, the loot and progression systems have got me completely hooked, the maps continue to surprise me after dozens of hours, and the endgame activity and process of unraveling the unsettling lore has been absolutely worth sticking around for. There’s still plenty of room for improvement, like the onboarding and UI that’s honestly pretty awful – plus we could already use some more maps and a few balancing passes to shake up the meta – but these issues feel pretty minor compared to what Bungie has been able to pull off. Marathon is, quite frankly, sick as hell and has become my latest PvP obsession."