Players were quick to leave feedback on several things during the Marathon server slam, one of them being the UI. The colorful, slightly retro-futuristic menus do take some getting used to, but as changes are made ahead of launch, a developer is clear that he will not be altering the amount of fonts being used. On Twitter, Elliot Gray, a UI designer at Bungie, commented on the studio's plans for alterations to the extraction shooter. "All jokes aside there's plenty of work we can and will do as a team to respond to player feedback about inventory management, navigation, density of info, etc.," he says. "But don't think for a second that we're gonna remove the SAUCE from the UI," he adds, definitively. He includes a hashtag for "Fontsloptakeover," making it clear he's referencing the numerous typefaces Marathon utilizes. "The first ever fontslop game": Marathon players are already sick of looking at the upcoming Bungie shooter's UI Bungie wants more feedback on Marathon's controversial UI to make sure players can "read what's happening mid-fight" Marathon's UI is a headache that I fear will send me right back to Arc Raiders – tedious even for Bungie's standards Gray's responding to a mock-up from another account that cleaned up Marathon's menus to a severe degree, making them seem much more humdrum, with plain text and simply grids. Easier to navigate? Sure. Much less vibrant? Absolutely. There's work to be done on making Marathon a little more streamlined - I did find myself scanning the screen for useful info once or twice when I started playing - but that shouldn't come to the detriment of the game's visual identity. If looking distinct from Arc Raiders, Battlefield 6 and the other competition means a little font chaos, then so be it. Who needs another basic interface, anyway? Marathon is the third-best-selling game on Steam after its big server slam, only trailing Resident Evil Requiem and Valve's eternal Counter-Strike