Bungie stole her art..

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In this video, I delve into the recent controversy surrounding Bungie's upcoming game, Marathon. Independent artist Fern "Antireal" Hook discovered that her 2017 designs were used in the game's alpha without her permission. Bungie has acknowledged the issue, attributing it to a former employee and stating that the current art team was unaware of the unauthorized use. They have reached out to Antireal and are reviewing all in-game assets to prevent future occurrences.

As a game designer, I discuss the implications of this incident, the importance of respecting artists' rights, and the need for studios to implement stringent asset verification processes. This isn't the first time Bungie has faced such allegations; in 2024, they compensated artist Tofu Rabbit after using her fan art in a Destiny 2-themed Nerf Gun without permission.

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