Houston, Texas – Bungie, the video game company, has just made a significant decision regarding their upcoming game Marathon. After initially placing restrictions on the Closed Marathon Alpha, including an NDA, which prevented players from sharing any content, the company has now lifted the NDA.
Players participating in the Closed Marathon Alpha will now be able to share videos, photos, and openly discuss their experiences with the game. However, Bungie has clarified that the version of the game being tested is still unfinished and lacking in certain elements that will be included in the final release.
Bungie is actively seeking feedback from the community on various aspects of the game, including weapons, gameplay, maps, and progression systems. They have emphasized the importance of open dialogue with players to help improve the overall gaming experience.
The decision to lift the NDA has been met with approval from many, as leaks were inevitable regardless. Opening up the discussion and allowing players to share their experiences will provide a more level playing field, ensuring that all participants can engage openly.
As the game progresses towards its September 23 release date, Bungie has plans for an Open Beta to gather further feedback before the official launch. The company is eager to hear from players about their thoughts on the game in its current state and how it can be improved before release.
With the NDA lifted and players able to freely discuss their experiences, Marathon is entering a crucial phase where positive or negative word of mouth will play a significant role in shaping perceptions of the game. The feedback gathered during this testing phase will be vital in ensuring that Marathon meets the expectations of the gaming community upon its release.