It includes 11 playable characters, two Strike missions, the six-player Gauntlet, the Haven social space, a campaign prologue, and more.
Codenames Thief and Stealth possess unique abilities, with the latter having tools to "stalk the battlefield" and take advantage.
"We're looking to add a significant amount of players to each of our milestones as we're going forward," says director Joe Ziegler.
Bungie reveals that For Honor players will receive gear "straight from The Last City" in a new event from October 24th to November 14th.
After The Collapse, humanity takes refuge in Haven under the protection of The Iron Lords. Players control new Guardians who fight back.
The mobile adaptation of Bungie's sci-fi shooter features an optional third-person perspective, familiar enemies and new Supers.
Launching on October 11th at 9:30 AM PT, the dungeon sees players venturing to a spooky derelict Braytech station orbiting Europa.
The Fanatic returns with an army of undead Scorn when Act 1 of the next Episode goes live on October 8th for Annual Pass holders.
Icebreaker, Destiny 1's infamous Exotic sniper rifle, is also returning in the next Dungeon, with further details to be revealed.
Instead of one big annual expansion, Bungie opts for two medium-sized expansions and two seasons divided into four quarterly updates.
The Rotator will feature two of each activity weekly starting on October 8th. Warlord's Ruin is also being added to the rotation.
Phil Spencer spoke in an interview about passing on publishing major successes such as Guitar Hero and even Destiny.
The extraction shooter is troubled studio Bungie's next big project, but allegedly, it might not be taking the best shape behind-the-scenes.
The Season of Arrivals armor set, Exotic Catalysts for Coldheart and The Colony, new Legendary weapons, and more are also available.
Despite the critical success of The Final Shape, the studio has faced significant layoffs, with other changes reportedly inbound.
Bungie will look to offer smaller content updates for the looter shooter instead of releasing large-scale annual expansions, a new report has claimed.
It's claimed that Bungie is now focused on formulating a "smoother onboarding process" for Destiny 2 in a bid to attract more new players.
Longtime Bungie veterans Luke Smith and Mark Noseworthy have also left the studio as part of its recent shake-up, it's reported.
In spite of widespread critical acclaim, it seems Destiny 2's recent expansion may not have enjoyed the kind of initial sales its predecessor did.
Bungie's recent round of over 200 job cuts was being planned since the early months of 2024, a new report has claimed.
