Did Bungie just tease a future for Destiny after saying goodbye to Destiny 2? That seems to be the message, months after the studio made the controversial call to end ongoing support for its long-running looter shooter.
According to the source, Bungie has now said it is "absolutely not done with Destiny." That's a notable statement given how recently the studio wound down active support for Destiny 2 — a decision that didn't exactly go over smoothly with the community.
For longtime Guardians, this is the kind of line that sparks immediate questions. Does it mean a new Destiny game? A spinoff? A revival of some kind? The source doesn't say — only that Bungie insists the franchise still has a future.
What we do know is the timing. The comment comes just months after Bungie ended ongoing support for Destiny 2, which means the studio is signaling more Destiny content or projects down the line, even as the current game's live-service era has wrapped up.
That contrast is what makes the statement so interesting. Ending support for a game usually reads like a farewell, but Bungie is framing it as a chapter break rather than a full stop. For players who invested years into Destiny 2, that distinction matters a lot.
Of course, talk is cheap without details. The source offers no release window, no platform info, and no specifics on what form this "more Destiny" will take. So for now, it's a promise rather than a plan you can mark on your calendar.
Still, it's a clear signal that Bungie isn't walking away from the universe it built. Whether that means a full sequel, a new direction, or something else entirely, the studio wants fans to know Destiny isn't finished.
What do you think — is this a genuine new beginning for Destiny, or just a way to keep hope alive? Will you be sticking around to find out?
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