Destiny 2: Monument of Triumph

Bungie, the studio behind Halo, Marathon, and Destiny is hit with mass layoffs by Sony after final Destiny 2 update.

Bungie and Sony have announced they are laying off yet another wave of employees following the release of Destiny 2's final update. Read more

One month after announcing plans to lay off a "significant" number of employees, Bungie has confirmed these intentions as part of a company-wide reorganization. In a June 25 X post, the Destiny developer announced a "reduction in force" that will have a "profound impact on the people affected, their families, friends, and teammates." PlayStation Studios head Hermen Hulst posted a lengthy blog post about the situation, confirming that "most of the Destiny team" is gone, as well as "some" members of the Marathon team and the Sony Interactive Entertainment teams that supported Bungie’s operations

In the world of Destiny, everyone is pondering the orb. From glowing balls of unknowable energy to hovering balls of death, and everything in between. What's the deal with all of Destiny's orbs? Clayton speaks to Destiny visual designer Ryan Klaverweide and digs deep into Destiny's obsession with the orb.#destiny2 #destiny

Destiny 2 may be over as a live-service game, but now there's a massive Bungie FPS with a defined end point to play through without ever worrying about content updates ruining your build.