After 30 hours with Marathon, Bungie’s extraction shooter shows surprising depth, brutal firefights, and progression loop that reminds me of roguelike games that can keep pulling players back.

New to Marathon? This beginner guide covers factions, materials, heat management, weapon mods, and combat tips to help you survive your first runs on Tau Ceti IV.

Pre-load Marathon now on PS5, Xbox, and PC. Explore Season 1 maps, gear, and gameplay in Bungie’s new extraction shooter.

After over 20 hours with Marathon’s Server Slam, strong gunplay shines, but confusing systems and slow onboarding may hurt first impressions at launch.

Bungie announces Marathon’s Server Slam public test from Feb 26 to March 2, featuring two maps, rewards, and the game’s first hands-on experience.

Bungie’s Marathon launches March 6, 2026. Here’s what you get with pre-orders, the Digital Deluxe Edition, and why the game matters for Bungie.

Bungie will hold a closed technical test for Marathon from October 22–28, limited to North America and Europe under NDA.

Bungie delays Marathon indefinitely following negative alpha feedback and controversy. Here’s what went wrong and why the delay might be a good thing.

A complete guide to Destiny 2's Rite of the Nine event — including the dungeon rotation schedule, exotic rewards, cosmetic unlocks, and how to earn all 12 reprised weapons.

Destiny 2’s next expansion, The Edge of Fate, will be fully revealed on May 6. It marks the beginning of Year 11 and Bungie’s new two-expansions-a-year model. Here’s what we know so far, including narrative changes, the new roadmap, and how it all ties into Bungie’s future alongside Marathon.

Bungie has officially revealed Marathon, a sci-fi extraction shooter launching on September 23 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC with cross-play and cross-save. Described as a "premium title" rather than full-priced, Marathon will feature battle passes, multiple maps, unique Runners, and a closed alpha test on April 23.

Despite the success of Destiny 2's The Final Shape expansion, Bungie has laid off 220 employees, 17% of its workforce. The expansion received high praise, but economic slowdowns and overambitious plans by studio leadership led to its second major layoff since acquired by Sony.