The Marathon Trilogy · in VR on Meta Quest
Bungie's genre-defining sci-fi shooters, rebuilt for room-scale virtual reality.
The colony ship UESC Marathon is under attack. A slaver empire called the Pfhor has boarded, the crew is dying, and three shipboard AIs are pursuing agendas of their own — one of them may be going insane, and it wants you. Fight deck by deck through the shooter that started it all.
Seventeen years later the rogue AI Durandal drags you across the stars to a ruined Pfhor world, searching ancient S'pht ruins for a weapon that could end civilizations. Bigger levels, new enemies, cooperative and competitive multiplayer, and a sharp, unforgettable sci-fi story told through the series' iconic computer terminals.
Reality fractures. In the trilogy's strangest and most challenging chapter, time loops and realities branch as you fight to stop a chaotic force from unmaking everything. Includes the legendary map and physics tools that spawned decades of community creation.
Powered by open source
In 2000 Bungie released the Marathon 2 source code to the community, and the volunteer Aleph One project has kept the trilogy alive and playable on modern hardware ever since — for over two decades. These VR editions build directly on that open-source engine, adding a full stereoscopic renderer, six-degrees-of-freedom head and hand tracking, and a native Meta Quest build, while preserving the original game data exactly as it shipped.
Play with new 3D weapons, motion-controlled aiming with two-handed grip, customisations for th VR interface.
> Aleph One is free and open-source software, distributed under the GNU GPL 3.