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Follow Bungie’s next chapter, from the high-stakes launch of Marathon to the latest updates and delays within the Destiny universe.
… The potential layoffs would not be the first time that Bungie has made some major staff cuts. In July 2024, Bungie laid off 220 staff members , including some personnel in executive and leadership roles. …
… We take a look back at the history of how Bungie came into the limelight, their amazing successes, and whether they have more gas left in the Warthog.
… In plain terms, Sony bought Bungie because it believed Destiny 2 and Bungie's live-service expertise would help justify a much bigger live-service future, then had to lower Bungie's value on its books when that future stopped looking as profitable as it initially expected. …
… Bungie Has Long-Term Plans for Marathon's Story In a recent interview , Marathon creative director Julia Nardin admitted that Bungie has plans to continue evolving the game's story over the next few years. …
… Destiny 2 FPS Systems OpenCritic Reviews Top Critic Avg: 84 /100 Critics Rec: 88% Released August 28, 2017 ESRB T For TEEN for Blood, Language, and Violence Developer s Bungie Publisher s Bungie Genre s FPS
… However, this is mainly a Bungie management problem combined with Sony's unwillingness to fund costly projects after its already failing $3.6 billion acquisition of Bungie in the first place. …
… Destiny and Destiny 2 funded the majority of these projects, though Bungie turned into a single-game studio as that went on. The biggest hit against Bungie was the fact that Marathon failed to engage audiences to the extent that it needed to, of course. …
… Related Most Bungie Developers Are Working on Marathon Instead of Destiny 2 A new report indicates that the majority of the team working at Bungie has been assigned to work on Marathon instead of Destiny 2. …
… Related Rumor: Destiny 3 Is in Development at Bungie A leaker with a strong track record claims that Destiny 3 is in development as Bungie continues to grapple with low player counts in Destiny 2. Sony's latest financial report notes a massive write-down for Bungie. …
… In reality, Marathon needs Bungie right now more than Destiny does, and it's a symbiotic relationship of sorts where, if Bungie can't get Marathon to a point where it can sustain the studio while it works on Destiny 's future, then not only will Destiny not have a future, the future of Bungie itsel… …
