Despite the 17 percent reduction in its workforce, the team expects “no disruption to all our previously communicated content plans.” The content roadmap remains “unchanged”, including “plans for next year and beyond.”

Following the launch of The Final Shape, Destiny 2 is currently in the middle of Act 2 of Episode 1: Echoes, with its third Act still to come. It has two more Episodes launching this year – Revenant and Heresy – and Codename Frontiers for 2025. There have also been rumors of Destiny 3 in development, allowing players to mix and match subclass abilities with no restrictions.

Bungie hasn’t confirmed sequel rumors, but it’s also working on Marathon, an extraction shooter for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC, reportedly launching in 2025. Very little has been officially revealed, though Christopher Barrett is reportedly no longer directing. Stay tuned for more details and updates.

While some theorize it could be Destiny 3, despite having Destiny 2 attached to it, the rumored sequel is allegedly a separate game, not a “big DLC.” This is according to a Reddit user in contact with “a couple of former Bungie employees” who also leaked the first details of Prismatic. Destiny 3 has reportedly been in development since The Witch Queen, though the current game and Marathon demanded most of the studio’s resources.

Whatever Codename Frontiers is, perhaps it entails leaving the Solar System and venturing into a new one. Time will tell, so stay tuned. In the meantime, Destiny 2’s first Act of Episode 1: Echoes starts tomorrow, alongside a new activity for players to earn Exotic Class items.