New Standalone Destiny Game Teased By Bungie Job Listings
New job listings are fueling the longstanding rumor that Bungie is currently working on a new standalone Destiny game, and it may be teaming up with one of China's best developers to do it. The sci-fi gaming juggernaut Bungie was bought by Playstation for $3.6 billion recently. Bungie is the same company that helped the original Xbox become a success with the release of the first Halo game back in 2001. The developer sold the Halo franchise to Microsoft and has since been working on the Destiny series, which released its first game in 2014. Destiny 2 is now free-to-play and still manages to attract more than fifty thousand players daily, and Bungie still has a lot in store for the franchise.
Destiny fans were treated to what many consider one of the best campaigns the series had seen when its latest expansion, Destiny 2: The Witch Queen, was released earlier this year. The latest expansion is Destiny 2's sixth. Each DLC has added massive amounts of new content to the online multiplayer shooter. Not much is known about the final two Destiny 2 expansions other than their titles, with Lightfall launching in 2023 and possibly the entire series climax planned for 2024's Destiny 2: The Final Shape. However, rumors seem to point to Bungie working on a new standalone Destiny game, and it might not be what fans are expecting.
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New rumors suggest that the developers of the Destiny franchise are teaming up with one of China's largest tech companies, NetEase, to develop a currently unannounced FPS for mobile devices. As reported by IGN (via The Game Post), an artist from NetEase Games revealed through their LinkedIn account that they have worked with Bungie on the
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