Others have been teaching me to play Bungie games for 20 years, and even if I won’t be as good a teacher as Kevin Yanes, I’m excited to pay it forward with my own friends when Marathon comes ...

Marathon is Bungie's newest game, taking place in the universe that started in 1994. As the reveal is only days away, it's a good time to look back at the series that was pushing the limits of the ...

Yes. Marathon was a first-person shooter video game developed and published by Bungie way back in the hazy Mac gaming years (yes, really) of December 1994.

Marathon will be Bungie’s first non-Destiny project in a decade, a return to a classic IP but totally transforming it into a team-based extraction shooter with a wild aesthetic that’s been ...

Bungie is best known as the studio behind Halo and Destiny, but before it did any of that, it made Marathon, a groundbreaking FPS released in 1994 for the Apple Macintosh. During today's ...

Bungie hasn't yet provided a price as of the game's reveal on Saturday. The developer did say on its Marathon X account that the game will not be a "full-priced title," which should refer to the ...

The new Marathon doesn’t have an official release date. Bungie did release a promotional video–it doesn’t have gameplay footage, but it sets the tone for what could be an intriguing game.

Marathon is a multiplayer PVP extraction game. While we’ve yet to see gameplay, Bungie went into detail about the project in a six-minute video explaining how it connects to the series.

Again, Bungie has not confirmed this but Ziegler says more of Marathon will be shown soon, and with Bungie needing to get the game out in 2025, there is almost no way it changes course again now.

Even though Bungie is now owned by Sony, Marathon is also planned to come to all current-generation platforms which include PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Classic Marathon, the revival of Bungie's classic first-person shooter released in 1994 for Macintosh, is now available and free-to-play on Steam for Mac and PC.

Unexpectedly, Marathon is planned to release not just on the PlayStation 5, but also for the PC and Xbox Series X|S, despite Bungie’s new place in the PlayStation Studios network.