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Can you still play the Marathon Server Slam?
No. Bungie’s worldwide Server Slam ran from February 26, 2026, at 10 AM PT, through March 2, 2026, at 10 AM PT. It was a limited-time preview, not an always-open beta. The event was available on Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with cross-play and cross-save. Its access window has passed, so old download or join instructions will not get you into that playtest. Check Bungie’s official Marathon announcements for any later access windows.
What does the Currant error mean?
Marathon Support defines CURRANT as a networking error in which “the game client failed to connect to the dedicated server it was matched to.” Bungie Support posted that explanation on March 6, 2026. It describes the failed connection, but does not identify the precise cause in an individual case. Read Marathon Support’s Currant explanation.
Bungie’s general Currant error guidance lists possible contributors such as ISP problems, packet loss, modem or router trouble, and unstable Wi-Fi. These are possibilities, not a diagnosis of your setup—and the code by itself does not prove that Bungie’s servers are healthy or experiencing an outage.
Quick Recap
Rank #4
- Four-player madness! - You can't spell Nippon Marathon without 'P', 'A', 'R', 'T' and *checks letters* 'I', we suppose… Solo play is supported, but grab up to four pads and enjoy the supreme silliness of gaming's greatest marathon.
- See all of Japan! - Cross the entirety of the land of Nippon in a series of creative courses spanning busy city streets, village lanes, bustling markets & more!
- Wacky characters! - Go toe-to-toe with some of the coolest contestants who ever did, er… contest! Lobster-man J DARWIN, onesie-obsessive Elizabeth Nishibori, school uniform fan Zenbei "Xen Bae" and the completely normal Snuguru Maestro Epic pratfalls! - Swinging poles! Giant face-slapping fish! Cyclists! Shiba Inu! Panes of glass! Traffic! False doors! Barrels! Rolling beams! Wobbly planks! Flying fruit! More Shiba Inu! EARTHQUAKES!!!!!
- Tons of surprises! - You never know what will happen next in Nippon Marathon. Perhaps you'll find time for an impromptu spot of slot machine fun? Maybe a news anchor will jetpack in to interview you on the racetrack? Heck, anything is possible…
- Drop-in/drop-out play! - Random pedestrian passing by your couch and wants to play? Not a problem. Whatever the cause, hop in and out for the ultimate, flexible party get-together!
Rank #2
- Four-player madness! - you can't spell Nippon marathon without 'P', 'a', 'R', 'T' And *checks letters* 'I', we suppose... Solo play is supported, but grab up to four pads and enjoy the supreme Silliness of gaming's greatest marathon.
- see all of Japan! - Cross the entirety of the land of Nippon in a series of creative courses spanning busy city streets, village lanes, bustling markets & More! Wacky characters! - Go toe-to-toe with some of the coolest contestants who ever did, player... Contest! Lobster-man J Darwin, onesie-obsessive Elizabeth nishibori, school uniform fan zenbei "xen bae" And the completely normal snuguru Maestro
- epic pratfalls! - swinging poles! Giant face-slapping fish! Cyclists! Shiba Inu! Panes of glass! Traffic! False doors! Barrels! Rolling Beams! Wobbly planks! Flying fruit! More Shiba Inu! Earthquakes!!!!!
- tons of surprises! - you never know what will happen next in Nippon marathon. Perhaps you'll find time for an impromptu spot of slot machine fun Maybe a news anchor will Jet Pack in to Interview you on the racetrack Heck, anything is possible...
- drop-in/drop-out play! - random pedestrian passing by your couch and wants to play Not a problem. Whatever the cause, Hop in and out for the ultimate, flexible party get-together!
#1 Best Overall
- CLASSIC GRAPHICS AND SOUNDS: Immerse yourself in nostalgia with classic graphics, music, and sounds that look just like the original Tetris arcade game!
- AUTHENTIC GAMEPLAY: Use the joystick and buttons to move and rotate the Tetriminos as they fall to complete lines and score points!
- FULL COLOR SCREEN: With a brighter, full color screen that makes it easy to see the blocks, you’ll be racking up points like a pro as you stack your Tetriminos!
- MARATHON MODE: Race to line up your Tetriminos in rows before they stack too high. Complete 10 lines to move to the next level. But watch out - the Tetriminos drop faster the longer you play!
- SHARE AND COLLECT: Arcade Classics are a must-have retro toy for collectors or for anyone looking to share this classic toy with the next generation!
What to try if Currant appears during an available playtest
- Fully close Marathon. Exit the game rather than leaving it suspended, then launch it again.
- Restart your PC or console and router. This is among the steps Marathon Support recommends for Currant.
- Test a wired connection if practical. Ethernet can help determine whether Wi-Fi instability is part of the problem. Bungie presents this as an option, not a guaranteed fix; you do not need to buy hardware on the assumption that it will solve the error.
- Check official status updates. Look at Marathon’s official channels for a reported service issue before concluding that an isolated error means there is a wider outage. Bungie warned that Server Slam participants could encounter queues, disconnects, error codes, bugs, or emergency maintenance because the event was a technical stress test. That warning is context, not proof that stress caused any particular Currant error. Bungie’s pre-event briefing explains the warning.
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