"According to MarathonGameHQ (via Eurogamer), there will be 28 guns in Marathon, each with two or more skins. Some of the skins will alter the weapon model. Players can upgrade these weapons with one charm slot and three sticker slots, which will be unlocked by completing challenges. The new game will maintain continuity with the Marathon trilogy Bungie created during the '90s. That link will be explored through the will of Dr. Strauss, which will reconnect the narrative threads between the original games."
"Although Marathon doesn't have a single-player campaign, the story for the game will unfold over time as players' decisions and actions shape the world around them. There are six primary factions to choose from, and individual skins for each faction will be available at the game's launch. The game will support PvP and PvE encounters, and the report called the latter "extremely challenging," because enemy AI "is constantly calling in reinforcements as time goes on so there is no 'clearing the map.'""
Marathon launches March 5 on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC with cross-play and cross-progression support. The game includes 28 guns at launch, each with two or more skins, weapon-model-altering skins, and upgrade slots including one charm and three sticker slots unlocked via challenges. Narrative continuity with the original Marathon trilogy will be explored through the will of Dr. Strauss, reconnecting past story threads. The game omits a traditional single-player campaign; the story unfolds over time as player decisions shape the world. Six primary factions offer unique skins, and PvE encounters are designed to be extremely challenging due to constant AI reinforcements. Sony will release a Marathon-themed DualSense controller and a Pulse Elite headset on launch day.
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