The recent closed technical test for Marathon is experiencing leaks, with information appearing on social media. While Bungie is addressing the most significant issues, some comments and details are still publicly visible online.
People playing in the Marathon game tests have been sharing clips and screenshots online, even though they signed agreements not to. While those posts have been removed, the comments left by players are still visible and show a generally positive reaction to the game.
Latest Marathon Leaks Are Looking Good
So, more info’s leaked about Marathon, and honestly, the reaction from players is all over the place. It’s kinda rough seeing the game delayed earlier this year because of problems, and a lot of us are still feeling pretty uncertain about where things stand with it. It’s leaving a lot of potential fans like me wondering what’s going to happen next.
This happened after Bungie acknowledged reports of stolen artwork being found in the game, Marathon.
After the cancellation of Marathon, we started receiving reports from people at Bungie that employee morale was declining rapidly.
In early October, Bungie held a private technical test for a limited number of players to get feedback on the latest version of Marathon. As expected, some details from that test have since become public.
Reddit users have shared mixed feelings about the game. One player really liked the factions and quests, while another criticized some odd gameplay elements. Specifically, they didn’t appreciate having to pay to remove weapon attachments, the small amount of storage space, the sound quality, and the game’s tendency to automatically aim for enemies.
After spending 25 hours playing an early, unreleased version of Marathon, the player said they were still having fun, but hoped the developers would continue polishing and improving the game before its official release.
Someone whose friend participated in the game’s test said their friend went in with no expectations but has been completely hooked since playing. They described the single-player experience as almost frighteningly good.
Many people thought the game was a noticeable step forward, though some noted that small details still needed attention, such as how buttons are assigned and the direction of sounds.
People who watched the leaked gameplay of Marathon said it looked improved compared to earlier versions. Even someone who hadn’t tried the first test version thought it seemed good and was actually enjoyable.
Is Bungie finally changing how people see the Marathon game? Could this new team-based shooter actually be a hit? Share your thoughts with us on the TopMob Discord server!
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