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Image via Bungie Bungie is playing the long game with Marathon. The studio behind Halo and Destiny has confirmed that its latest extraction shooter is more than just a one-time experiment; it's a project that will evolve over time, both in terms of gameplay and storytelling. As the first season of Marathon concludes, players are still revealing the mysteries of Tau Ceti IV, the game's haunting sci-fi setting. While the community speculates about what will happen next, Bungie

Image via Bungie Bungie has released a new update for Marathon, which addresses a popular movement exploit that players have been using to move around maps faster than intended. Bungie fixed an issue in patch 1.0.5.2 that allowed players, specifically those using the Thief character to cancel a slide animation while using the Grapple Device or pulling out equipment while maintaining momentum. That meant faster movement with virtually no drawbacks. That is no longer there. Acc

Image via Bungie Bungie is moving quickly with updates for its new extraction shooter Marathon, as the studio prepares to release a full Ranked mode just weeks after launch. The update will be available on March 21, giving players their first real shot at competitive progression in the game. While Marathon debuted earlier this month with a relatively simple setup, Bungie had previously hinted that deeper systems would be added once players became more comfortable and the next