Les créateurs de Halo ont fait un extraction shooter #gaming

In the 24th century, the government purchased Demos, one of Mars's two moons, hollowed it out to transform it into a vessel capable of interstellar travel.

The vessel was sent to the edge of known space to establish a young human colony on a newly discovered planet.

All contact was lost for centuries with the colony and the vessel.

The vessel was called Marathon and was considered at the time of its construction humanity's greatest accomplishment.

Bungie, the studio behind major franchises like Halo, decided to create an extraction shooter.

• Emerged following the Battle Royale craze • Multiple teams on the same map • Objective: gather valuable resources and escape alive • Threats: other players and monsters

The colony and Marathon vessel were discovered in orbit after centuries, empty and mysterious, justifying the descents to the planet.

Once leveled up, players unlock a second map on the vessel itself featuring tougher monsters and higher-level players.

• Explore the colony ruins • Gather resources • Understand what happened

The Marathon vessel itself is explorable with the promise of many discoveries.

Bungie is a studio of storytellers, which suggests more narrative depth than most extraction shooters.

Marathon releases on March 5.