In a shocking move, Bungie has confirmed that it will be laying off most of the Destiny 2 development team, bringing an end to the live-service game's nearly nine-year run. The news comes just weeks after the announcement of Destiny 2's final update, Monument of Triumph, which was released on June 9.
The layoffs are part of a larger effort by Bungie to realign its resources and priorities, with the studio citing a need to adapt to its current goals and long-term vision. While the exact number of affected employees has not been disclosed, the scale of the layoffs is expected to be significant, leaving Bungie a shadow of its former self.
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- Bungie's Destiny 2 development team will be significantly reduced, with most employees facing layoffs
- The studio's Marathon game will continue to receive support, with the team working on future projects and incubation efforts
- The layoffs mark a new era for Bungie, as the studio shifts its focus away from Destiny 2 and towards new projects and priorities
- The move is the latest in a series of layoffs at Bungie, which has seen several waves of job cuts over the past three years
- The future of the Destiny franchise remains uncertain, with no official announcements on a potential sequel or new game
Source: Game Informer