Bungie is reportedly facing another major round of layoffs, and Destiny 3 is not currently in active development. According to a new Bloomberg report cited by IGN, the Destiny 2 developer is expected to be hit with "significant" layoffs in the near future, creating even more uncertainty around the studio's future after years of instability under Sony.
The report arrives shortly after Bungie confirmed that Destiny 2 will receive its final live-service content update on June 9, 2026. The update, Monument of Triumph, will mark the end of active development for Destiny 2, though Bungie has said the game will remain playable afterward, in the same way the original Destiny has remained playable.
A new report indicates that the majority of the team working at Bungie has been assigned to work on Marathon instead of Destiny 2.
In its official announcement, Bungie described Monument of Triumph as a sendoff for Destiny 2 and a starting point for what comes next for the studio—which it says involves "incubating our next games." The update will be free for all players and is meant to make Destiny 2 more welcoming for returning players before active development concludes. Bungie also said its weekly...
