Bungie says it will begin unvaulting older Destiny 2 campaigns and raids, reversing a previous plan to keep parts of the game locked away. The studio frames the move as part of a broader effort to build its next phase around Destiny 2, following earlier restructuring and layoffs.
Bungie also comments on its separate extraction-shooter project, Marathon. Reporting from multiple outlets says Bungie links the studio’s shifting priorities to Marathon’s early performance, describing it as not reaching the player numbers Bungie had hoped for. In response, Bungie says Marathon needs to “evolve,” while it continues work to improve the game. Across the coverage, the emphasis differs: one outlet highlights the leadership-driven changes and the intent to support Destiny 2 long term, while another stresses Bungie’s renewed commitment to Destiny 2 after earlier signs that development would move away from the series.
Overall, the announcements combine a content-policy reversal for Destiny 2 with a reassessment of Marathon’s direction and target audience.
