Bungie announced plans to restore vaulted Destiny 2 content including campaigns, destinations, and raids after the game's nine-year lifecycle ended, acknowledging the decision's impact on player trust. The studio also revealed substantial reworks to its extraction shooter Marathon, expanding it into a deeper survival experience with improved combat and multiple playstyles.
Bungie is un-vaulting Destiny 2 campaigns and raids after acknowledging it lost player trust in recent years, while continuing to develop the underperforming extraction shooter Marathon. Studio leadership committed to rebuilding both franchises, stating Destiny is foundational to Bungie's future despite laying off 290 employees earlier this year.