Bungie Marathon Game Launch and Alpha Test Details
April 12, 2025, 1:20 pm
Bungie is set to reignite excitement around its classic game IP by unveiling the upcoming Marathon shooter. One story announces a September 23rd release date for the game, while another details how fans can join the Marathon alpha test prior to launch. These stories focus on the coordinated rollout and early access sign-up process, highlighting gameplay teasers and community engagement in the revival of a well-known title, aiming to build anticipation ahead of the official release.
Bungie’s new project, Marathon, revives the classic IP as a PvPvE extraction shooter. After a teaser two years ago, the Sony-owned studio showcased an hour of gameplay, generating new excitement for the long-awaited title.
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