Bungie will restore vaulted Destiny 2 content including campaigns, destinations, and raids, but will not return 25+ seasons of live-service content or holiday events. The studio, operating at reduced capacity following layoffs, aims to add back previously removed content for free without charging players.
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 reversing its six-year-old Destiny Content Vault decision, planning to restore vaulted campaigns, destinations, and raids to Destiny 2. The developer acknowledges the decision harmed player trust and will update older content to meet current technical standards, though the restoration will take time.