Digital artist Antireal took to social media to highlight that their work was being lifted by Bungie yesterday, higlighting some key examples where glyphs and sections of posters created in 2017 ...

In that case, digital artist ANTIREAL publicly accused the studio of using her artwork without permission, including blurred versions of her name still visible in-game.

In May, artist ANTIREAL posted comparisons of her work from 2017 that seemed to have been lifted by Bungie and placed into the game with no compensation, permission or even credit to the artist.

After all, it became known that Bungie was apparently using the designs of independent artist Antireal in “Marathon” without permission.

Bungie has indefinitely delayed its upcoming first-person extraction-shooter title, Marathon, amidst plagiarism concerns.

In May, artist Fern “Antireal” Hook released evidence alleging the studio stole assets she made from previous work and failed to credit her.

Alongside genuine concerns about Marathon's genre shift from Destiny and well-earned criticism of Bungie plagiarizing from the artist Antireal, a subset of players appears to have become invested ...

The game recently found itself in hot water when Scottish artist Fern "Antireal" Hook accused Bungie of using her designs—not just as decorative elements in the game, but allegedly as the basis for ...