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Bungie Layoffs Reported as Destiny 2 Development Ends Without Destiny 3

Simon Ellis 1 min read

Bungie reportedly plans significant layoffs following the end of Destiny 2 updates, with no immediate plans for a Destiny 3 sequel as focus shifts to Marathon.

Bungie Layoffs Reported as Destiny 2 Development Ends Without Destiny 3
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Bungie plans significant layoffs as it prepares for the conclusion of Destiny 2 updates next month. The studio will shift its focus to the extraction shooter Marathon in the near term. Some Destiny 2 developers have already transferred to work on that project.

Bungie plans significant layoffs as it prepares for the conclusion of Destiny 2 updates next month.

A Bloomberg report claims the company has not lined up a new project for the Destiny 2 development team after the game ends. The publication states Bungie does not plan to immediately enter production on a potential Destiny 3 title.

The studio will concentrate its resources on Marathon while it navigates this transition period. This strategic pivot follows years of live-service operations with Destiny 2. The layoffs reflect a broader restructuring of development teams across the company.

Bungie has confirmed that Destiny 2 will remain online and playable after its final content update arrives in June. The team plans to deliver a comprehensive patch featuring quality-of-life improvements, new events, and weapon updates. Players can expect Pantheon 2.0, raid and dungeon adjustments, and the permanent return of Sparrow Racing League.

Source: VideoGameChronicles