Bungie detalla la beta server slam de Marathon para el 26 feb.–2 marzo

Basándose en la confirmación del lanzamiento el 5 de marzo de 2026, Bungie ha anunciado una beta server slam previa al lanzamiento para su shooter de extracción PvPvE Marathon, que se celebrará del 26 de febrero al 2 de marzo. Disponible de forma gratuita en PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S y PC, la prueba ofrece jugabilidad limitada antes del lanzamiento. Los suscriptores de PlayStation Plus pueden desbloquear recompensas exclusivas de otras franquicias de Sony.

Bungie compartió detalles del server slam mediante un nuevo tráiler que enfatiza el escenario de terror de ciencia ficción del juego en Tau Ceti IV. La beta introduce la jugabilidad principal con mapas seleccionados, conchas de Runner y contratos; el lanzamiento completo y la Temporada 1 añadirán más mapas, facciones, equipo y contenido. Timed with Steam Next Fest, la beta requiere PS Plus o Game Pass Core para consolas, pero no una reserva previa. El progreso de la beta no se transferirá, pero las recompensas de equipo escalonadas sí lo harán. PlayStation Plus ofrece exclusivos como el Onryō Weapon Charm (Ghost of Yōtei), Battle Guitar Weapon Charm (Death Stranding 2) y For Freedom Weapon Charm (Helldivers 2). Los jugadores de Xbox y PC también podrán ganarlos, según Bungie, aunque los detalles están pendientes. Según el PlayStation Blog, el server slam presenta Marathon antes de «mapas adicionales, facciones, contratos y más» en el lanzamiento y la Temporada 1. Esto sigue a pruebas alfa anteriores con comentarios mixtos sobre funciones como la cola en solitario y el chat de proximidad, con actualizaciones recientes que abordan las preocupaciones.

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