Bungie celebrates the 10th anniversary of Destiny and at the same time provides exciting insights into the future of Destiny 2. Since its release in 2014, the game has become one of the most important sci-fi MMOs. Just in time for the anniversary, fans can look forward to numerous content and events. These take place both in the game and in the real world.
One of the highlights for Destiny 2 players is the new armor set inspired by the original designs of the first game. These sets can now be discovered in-game, and players can experience the nostalgia of the early days of Destiny. But that’s not all – Bungie has also released important news about the upcoming expansions. Codenamed “Apollo”, the first of two annual mid-sized expansions will be released in summer 2025, accompanied by four free content updates. These updates are designed to enhance the gameplay experience with a non-linear narrative and new systemic innovations to further develop the Destiny 2 universe.
The celebrations go beyond the game: Bungie has launched the Bungie 10 Year Destiny Art Blast in collaboration with ArtStation. This is an online exhibition showcasing artwork from 67 artists who have shaped the Destiny universe. An art exhibition tour will also take place in Los Angeles, New York and London. Here fans can experience the artworks up close
For ambitious players, there are further challenges inDestiny 2 Those who obtain the Legend title by September 24 will receive exclusive access to purchase theNERF-LMTD-Destiny 2-Pikass-Blaster This collectible will be available from October 8 and pays homage to the legendary blaster Cayde-6.
The uncertain future of Bungie
Many fans are likely to have mixed feelings about Destiny 2’s 10th anniversary, despite the joy shared by Bungie. After all, the company has not exactly been treating its employees fairly in recent months.
After a huge wave of redundancies, the developer studio’s management team was heavily criticized.
