
From the team that brought you Aleph One, the classic sci-fi FPS Marathon 2: Durandal from Bungie on Mac revived for modern hardware by the fan community.
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Has been an absolute blast getting to play the OG trilogy again - and so well on modern hardware! Fond memories of playing this off a USB drive back in highschool. Good times.
THIS IS MARATHON, not that piece of digital abortion bungie slapped the Marathons name on, made with stolen art and valour. BE ashamed of yourselves Bungie, you F##ken ♥♥♥♥ the bed big time. This is your legacy, not that woke neon green toilet paper you idiots keep printing out.
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Languages: English
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The game keeps spawning enemies around you instead of in the room ahead and that's very annoying. You swim a lot which is also a little annoying. The level design feels very uninspired compared to the first game. Downgrade from the first game but still okay.
Dor... Dor... E mais dor... Eu sinto dor.....................
more marathon with better level design the story isnt as good as M1 tho and the removal of some enemy types is kinda disappointing Also the enemies spawning on you or right behind you was really annoying whenever it happens I still enjoyed my time despite with the flaws
Maratonul Clasic 2?
I played this one the most back then, but Marathon 1 will always be my favorite. That being said, this game is usually considered the peak of the trilogy for good reason. Biggest let down for me was no more goofy midi music. Instead, we do get a banger title track. If you want to briefly try any of the originals, this would be a good one to jump into. I would have taken a single player reboot, or even another Destiny-style live service game over the garbage we got from modern Bungie. Guess a bunch of college-aged dudes in the 90s developing out of their parent’s basement, and living off junk food, can somehow produce something more meaningful than a AAA studio.
Frog blast the vent core!
The most accessible of the 3 with a more straightforward and varied level design. While still coming with a few frustrations it's fun all the way through with a gunplay delicious enough to make it one of my favourite games! (I played this game for more time than what Steam shows lol)
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