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Following the shocking news that Bungie is ending any further development for Destiny 2 , Bloomberg reports that the studio is about to suffer a significant round of layoffs. …
… The update is now live across all platforms, and Destiny fans are heading to the game in droves to celebrate the long life this game has had and be a part of its final update. Though the game will stay online for the foreseeable future, this is the end of the Destiny franchise for now. …
… It also follows reports that Destiny 3, to the chagrin of 180K+ players, is not in active development , and that Bungie employees currently have significant layoffs to look forward to, rather than a new project to jump on. …
… Related Story Destiny 3 Is Not in Active Production, and Bungie Is About to Suffer “Significant Layoffs” After Destiny 2’s End Itemization and foundational activities across the Sol system are also receiving major overhauls. …
… That does not include ongoing costs for maintenance and new content now ." Related Story Destiny 3 Is Not in Active Production, and Bungie Is About to Suffer “Significant Layoffs” After Destiny 2’s End It's a lot of money, but it's also not the most surprising number. …
… Particularly when considering that Bungie is now officially leaving Destiny 2 behind, with the final major content update for the game arriving on June 9, 2026. There's also no Destiny 3 in the works , according to recent reports. …
… Still, the PlayStation division has already canceled enough live service games The Last of Us Online , Spider-Man: The Great Web , Twisted Metal, the fantasy co-op game in development at London Studio , the game in development at Deviation Games , the game in development at Bend Studio, and an unti… …
… Related Story Destiny 3 Is Not in Active Production, and Bungie Is About to Suffer “Significant Layoffs” After Destiny 2’s End It looks like the shocking rumor that Sony's PS6 might indeed be delayed to 2028 or even later may have some truth to it, after all. …
… What inspired us more than anything from Destiny was that we really like Destiny Strikes. …
… The current scheduling issue harkens back to Trials of Osiris for Destiny fans, and many see the weekend restriction as nothing more than manufactured FOMO. …