Developer Bungie clarified that the upcoming game Marathon will not be a full-priced title, though specific pricing details are yet to be revealed, anticipated this summer. Previously suggested at a $40 entry cost, Marathon, described as a premium experience, will not adopt a free-to-play model. This follows Bungie's typical strategy with other live-service games. The game is set to launch on September 23, coinciding with another significant release, Borderlands 4. In addition, a closed alpha for the game is coming this month, providing community engagement opportunities.
Bungie confirmed that Marathon will not be a full-priced title, but details about its actual entry cost will be revealed later this summer.
Despite being labeled a 'premium title,' Bungie clarified that Marathon's price will not reflect the typical premium price tag of $70, leaving the exact cost uncertain.
Previously reported at $40, Marathon intends to maintain that price point without shifting to a free-to-play model, reflecting Bungie’s prior pricing strategies.
With Marathon launching on September 23, it's noteworthy that it shares its release date with Borderlands 4, underlining a competitive gaming landscape.
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