Marathon to Have $174 Collector's Edition

Bungie's Marathon: Collector's Edition Unveils Premium Perks and Collectibles

Bungie's new survival extraction game, Marathon, featuring both PvP and PvE combat, will launch on March 5 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Bungie will offer three editions: Standard ($39.99), Deluxe ($59.99), and Collector’s ($174.99), available for purchase through Bungie. The Deluxe Edition includes a Premium Reward Voucher, 200 SEDA chips for unlocking rewards, and weapon and framework cosmetics available at launch. The Collector's Edition contains all Deluxe Edition content, plus a 25cm Pillage framework statue, an art book, a metal coin, stickers, a game code, and a digital emblem and Legacy skin.

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