Bungie rules out Destiny 3, will focus on new projects after Destiny 2 ends

Bungie has no plans to develop Destiny 3. After content updates for Destiny 2 conclude in June, the studio will instead incubate new projects while continuing post-launch support for Marathon.

Following Bungie's May 22 announcement that Destiny 2 content updates will end with a final release on June 9, 2026, the studio confirmed it has no immediate new project lined up. Significant layoffs are expected at that time. Marathon will continue to receive support, while the rest of the studio works on new ideas until Sony approves one for full development. The game itself will remain playable after live-service support ends.

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Photorealistic illustration depicting Marathon gameplay with a holographic free seasonal roadmap overlay, highlighting the March 5 launch.
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Bungie outlines free seasonal roadmap for Marathon

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Bungie has detailed the seasonal structure for its upcoming extraction shooter Marathon, promising free updates that will keep the game evolving. Seasons will last about three months and include new content like maps, gear, and events, with a full reset of player progress at the start of each one. The first season launches alongside the game on March 5.

Bungie has announced that content updates for Destiny 2 will conclude with a final release on June 9, 2026. The game will remain playable afterward. A Bloomberg report indicates upcoming layoffs at the studio.

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Bungie announced that Destiny 2 will receive its final live-service content update on June 9, 2026. The Monument of Triumph patch will close out active development while keeping the game online and playable for players.

Bungie has deployed update 1.0.0.4 for its sci-fi extraction shooter Marathon, addressing player feedback with balance tweaks and quality-of-life improvements. The patch includes increased ammo availability, easier objective navigation, and reductions to enemy health without diminishing their challenge. Bungie also announced enhancements to the season one rewards pass coming later this season.

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Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter Marathon kicked off its free Server Slam beta on February 26, 2026, across PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam. The event, running until March 2, serves as a stress test for servers and offers players a taste of the game's core loop. Early feedback highlights strong visuals and audio, though some controls and combat pacing draw criticism.

Focus Entertainment has announced a third year of post-launch support for Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, building on Saber Interactive's commitment to long-term free updates. The extension follows strong community reception and 12 million player purchases, with all postponed year two roadmap content rolling over free of charge.

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One day after Bungie's sci-fi extraction shooter Marathon launched on March 5, 2026, Steam concurrent players peaked near 90,000 but fell over 50% within 24 hours, fueling community concerns. Criticism targeted the $10 premium battle pass and store prices, alongside day-one exploits and delays, though artist Fern 'Antireal' Hook is now credited.

 

 

 

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