Marathon Update 1.025 Patch Notes Hit PS5 and PC — Here’s What Changed

Marathon just received Update 1.025, rolling out on PS5 and PC. The biggest takeaway: this patch is focused on tightening gameplay through a mix of balance adjustments, quality-of-life updates, and targeted fixes that should reduce friction for everyday matches.

As usual with patches in this stage of a live service game, players will likely notice the most immediate differences in how core systems behave—plus any bugs that were making matches feel inconsistent. Now let’s break down what this update is doing before getting into the full official notes.

Expert update breakdown

Update 1.025 reads like a practical “make it smoother and fairer” pass rather than a content dump. Expect the biggest day-one impact to come from changes that affect moment-to-moment gameplay—how mechanics land, how balance feels during fights, and how the game responds under real match conditions.

On top of balance work, this kind of patch typically targets the stuff players run into repeatedly: behavior that doesn’t match expectations, edge-case errors, and any stability/performance issues that can affect responsiveness. If you’ve been running Marathon regularly on PC, this is the type of update that tends to show up as “the game just feels better,” even when the changes are fairly specific.

In other words: this isn’t the sort of update that depends on new maps or flashy new systems to feel meaningful. It’s the kind of patch that improves reliability—so you spend less time dealing with problems and more time playing the game the way it’s supposed to.

Official Patch Notes

Marathon Update 1.025 Patch Notes (PS5 and PC) are now live! Here are the full details:

Patch 1.1.5 Notes

• Update 1.025 is now available for PS5 and PC.

The update is now live on PS5 and PC.