Fern Hook, a 30-year-old independent artist in Scotland, noticed something familiar about “Marathon,” the upcoming video game by Bungie, the studio that created the Halo series and is now ...

We do believe Bungie will be acting in good faith to address the plagiarism of art assets by artist fern hook, ... So these are the first steps to Marathon’s recovery and presumably, Bungie’s ...

Bungie have said they are “committed to do right” by Scottish artist Fern Hook, whose work they used without permission in new game Marathon.

The bright, glitched-out, typography-forward look of Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter Marathon is one of its defining features. As it turns out, it's also partially plagiarized, according to posts ...

Last week, Scottish artist Fern Hook, who posts as 4nt1r34I (pronounced ‘Antireel’) on social media, accused Bungie of taking assets from her previous work and using them in the game’s alpha ...

Bungie has been at the centre of controversy lately in regards to its new title, Marathon, after the developer was accused by Fern Hook, a Scottish artist, of taking assets from her previous work ...

In a somewhat expected but rather dire announcement, Bungie has emerged from the shadows to confirm that its upcoming shooter, Marathon, has been delayed. Indefinitely. As in, we do not have a ...

N2 made the accusation yesterday, claiming Bungie did not reach out for permission to use the lifted art.To make matters worse, several of Marathon‘s artists followed N2 on social media, clearly ...

Bungie said on Tuesday that it's delaying the shooter indefinitely. "We're using this time to empower the team to create the intense, high-stakes experience that a title like Marathon is built ...

Bungie's next game is a return to the Marathon universe, but it's not what fans of the series were expecting. Here's everything we know so far.