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The Duskbloods – Story Premise, Hidetaka Miyazaki’s Influence, Destiny 2 Connection, World Setting, and Everything We Know If you are a fan of Soulsborne games and have been waiting for a new gothic, vampire-like video game (ahem-Bloodborne-ahem), then you are in luck because FromSoftware is back with their upcoming game, The Duskbloods. Who would have thought that Nintendo and FromSoftware would come together to deliver the players a new chilling RPG experience? […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

May 16

Destiny 2 Begins Its New Fate SagaBungie announced the start of a new story saga and the next year of planned content for Destiny 2. The upcoming year will include two expansions and two major updates, with the first expansion launching in July. The post Destiny 2 Begins Its New Fate Saga appeared first on RPGamer .

May 7

Star Wars Expansion Coming to Destiny 2, Watch Teaser TrailerBungie recently revealed its next year of content for Destiny 2, dubbing it the Year of Prophecy. This includes core game updates, major seasonal updates, and two new expansions, one of which is inspired by the beloved sci-fi franchise Star Wars. Destiny 2 The Fate Saga begins this summer Destiny 2’s Year of Prophecy begins […] The post Star Wars Expansion Coming to Destiny 2, Watch Teaser Trailer appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More .

May 7

Destiny 2: Renegades Announced, Star Wars-Inspired Expansion Launches on December 2ndInvestigating the mysteries around a new Dredgen, players will explore the "criminal underworld" and leverage weapons like the Lightsaber.

May 7

Ex-Bungie Developers Create TeamLFG, A New PlayStation Studio<img loading="lazy" src="https://www.gameinformer.com/sites/default/files/styles/body_default/public/2025/05/07/c9038091/team-lfg-logo.jpg" width="800" height="450" alt="" typeof="foaf:Image" class="image-style-body-default" /> A team of developers formerly employed by Bungie has negotiated a deal to spin-off from its original company and form its own, known now as teamLFG. The news was announced in a <a href="https://blog.playstation.com/2025/05/07/welcome-teamlfg-to-the-playstation-studios-family/">PlayStation Blog post</a>, where PlayStation CEO Herman Hulst says, "teamLFG originated at Bungie, but has also rallied developers from across the industry." The team is working on an "ambitious incubation project," though it gave few concrete details outside of that. While employees of the new developer <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/search/results/people/?currentCompany=%5B%22106699404%22%5D&origin=COMPANY_PAGE_CANNED_SEARCH&sid=KGq">are listed publicly on LinkedIn</a>, the announcement did not name anyone as founder or CEO, instead providing a statement from the studio as a whole. After stating its studio would be based in Bellevue, Washington, the statement explains that the "LFG" in the studio's name stands for "looking for group," a common internet acronym for people searching for people to play games with.  TeamLFG's first game will include a wide range of inspirations, including one odd one. The statement reads, "Our first game is a team-based action game that draws inspiration from fighting games, platformers, MOBAs, life sims, and frog-type games." Not only does this list not include shooters, the genre Bungie is best known for, but it also includes "frog-type games," a genre none of the staff at Game Informer is familiar with. If the studio's goal was to pique our curiosity, it succeeded. For more Bungie news, check out <a href="https://gameinformer.com/2025/04/12/bungie-shares-first-marathon-gameplay">Marathon's gameplay reveal</a> or <a href="https://gameinformer.com/news/2025/05/06/major-destiny-2-reveals-metroidvania-exploration-star-wars-lightsabers-new-multi">the news about Destiny 2's 2025 roadmap</a> What do you think a "frog-type" game is? Let us know in the comments!

May 7

Destiny 2 goes full-blown Star Wars by the end of the yearDestiny 2 will add Star Wars blasters and lightsabers as part of its Renegades expansion in December of this year. The post Destiny 2 goes full-blown Star Wars by the end of the year appeared first on Stevivor .

May 6

Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate Launches on July 15thThe expansion marks the beginning of The Fate Saga, where players venture to Kepler and must deal with the mysterious Nine.

May 6

Destiny 2: Prophecy and Fate arrives June 15, full details from BungieFor Guardians, there are always new corners of the cosmos to explore, new stories to immerse themselves in, and new adventures to conquer. Today, the Bungie development team behind Destiny 2 gave the world a first look at what comes next: the epic start of a brand-new Destiny saga! During the reveal event, Destiny 2 […]

May 6

Major Destiny 2 Reveals – Metroidvania Exploration, Star Wars Lightsabers, New Multi-Year Fate Saga Bungie today pushed forward an array of new details regarding Destiny 2 and what players can expect to discover in the game over the next year. The scope and range of topics touched upon was extensive, though it’s clear that many of the more comprehensive details will arrive in other formats in the coming weeks and months. Even so, there’s a lot to unpack from what was shared. Much of the stream focused on The Edge of Fate, the upcoming expansion to the game set to arrive on July 15. The Edge of Fate takes players to a new destination – a planetoid floating through the Oort Cloud at the edge of the solar system – called Kepler. Here, players navigate a Metroidvania-inspired destination of mysteries and secrets, fueled by new powers granted through dark matter. Kepler will feature multiple world tiers of challenge that unlock over time as you play. Mysteries and puzzles might be solved one way in an early tier, only to change as you acquire new abilities and power in later tiers. Kepler will also bring an array of new specific powers. The premier ability is one called Matter Spark, which allows players to use a special pad to transform into a ball of bouncing arc energy and then zip about the environment, jumping, electrocuting enemies, squeezing through tight spaces, and rolling along ramps for distant leaps. In visuals, it was very reminiscent of Samus Aran’s morph ball feature from the Metroid games. Players also gain other new abilities on Kepler, like a Relocator Cannon that allows for teleportation through the space, and Matter Morph, which allows players to use Strand energy to reshape the environment, creating bridges, revealing secrets, and opening doors. The Edge of Fate storyline is the opening salvo to a new multi-year saga from the Destiny team which they’ve dubbed the Fate Saga. As The Edge of Fate gets going, players are finally going to get more details about the mysterious entities called The Nine – a group of godlike extradimensional beings that are each individually connected to one of the major bodies in the solar system (eight planets and the Sun). We’ll see returning characters like Ikora Rey play a major role, but also new characters, including a bespectacled new character named Lodi. On a broader level, the Fate Saga appears to be deal strongly with the idea that The Nine have their own motivations that have often manipulated the Guardians to a particular fate, and the new storyline questions how much the Guardians are able to alter that fate, if at all. As a lead-up to the new expansion, Bungie is launching a new prologue chapter called the Rite of the Nine, and it begins today. The new event includes access to three dungeons, each at three different tiers of difficulty, aiming to be inviting to all player skill levels. The Rite of the Nine includes exclusive rewards, including a new title. And it also serves to reintroduce the Emissary – a prior character from earlier storylines that we still know very little about. While we learned a good bit about the expansion, we also got a peek in today’s stream into more substantial changes coming to the core game of Destiny 2. The longtime use of “The Director” as a front page to play is being overhauled. Starting with The Edge of Fate, players will be invited to “Open Portal” to jump into a streamlined menu selection of activities, dominated by different ops split into Solo, Fireteam, Pinnacle and Crucible ops. The overall focus for changes is on providing increased player agency, so these different ops allow for dramatic levels of activity customization, including 50 new modifiers to tweak the gameplay. As an example, we heard about a grapple modifier that gives environment navigation a feeling more akin to being Spider-Man. For those who want a more curated experience, there are also Quickplay selections; most activities also allow for a fireteam finder. Gear is also changing, including a dramatic reinvention of equipment being dubbed Armor 3.0, which includes set bonuses for armor, and the ability to fully tweak armor perks as soon as an item is acquired. Gear tiers are another major change, which see acquired gear coming in at one of five distinct tiers of quality; players who acquire a Tier 5 weapon (which are the hardest to get) will have a special shader treatment and other features that make them unmistakable as the best in a given class. We also received a scattering of other info drops about what’s on the way. Some of the most important is the soon-to-arrive new Crucible mode called Heavy Metal, which pits tanks against mech-style brigs in large-scale battles; engage with this activity and you can earn the new Griffin combat vehicle, which can be equipped into your Sparrow slot. We learned of a new permanent feature of the Tower called the Shooting Range, where players can test out their builds against a variety of enemy types. Players were also shown new holofoil treatments that will come on weapons, including a slick ocean wave effect that will be available with Solstice weapons later this summer. We also learned that the new raid will launch only days after The Edge of Fate reaches players; expect to try for that world-first title on July 19. Of all the announcements, the most surprising was the reveal of 2025’s second expansion, which we’ll learn more about through a dedicated reveal in September. Renegades is described as a full-on in-lore Destiny expansion that moves the core story forward. But it’s also described as a direct homage to the universe of Star Wars , and appears (among other things) to include direct mashing-together crossover elements between the two sci-fi/fantasy properties, including Guardians wielding lightsabers. It’s safe to say that longtime Destiny fans may have strong opinions about such a direct melding of the two popular universes. Regardless, it’s clear that Bungie has robust plans for what’s to follow, as we also learned that the Fate Saga will continue into 2026 with additional expansions titled Shattered Cycle and The Alchemist. There’s plenty more detail to discover through an in-depth viewing of the event; you can check out Bungie’s full recap , or you can watch an archive of the lengthy reveal event below.

May 6

Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate Will Be Revealed in MayAfter The Final Shape, Destiny 2 looks ahead to The Edge of Fate which has a formal reveal scheduled in May.

Apr 22

Lucent Hive in Destiny 2 Were Absolutely Disastrous So Bungie Gave Them the Guardian Treatment A brand-new patch for Destiny 2 was released recently, and it seems like the Lucent Hive was Bungie’s latest victim. Using players’ feedback, Bungie decided to balance things out by nerfing the Hive Guardians, making battles with them a lot easier. On Expert difficulty, players will realize how much Hive Guardians have been nerfed. However, […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Apr 20

Destiny 2’s Edge of Fate Is Finally Cracking Open the Door We’ve All Been Dying to Kick Down For years, Bungie has teased us Destiny 2 players about the mysterious group known as the Nine. The game’s upcoming expansion, The Edge of Fate, has been officially announced and is set for a full reveal on May 6, 2025. And according to the reveal poster, we’re gonna get some Nine action. We’ve seen glimpses […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Apr 17

Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate Reveal Announced for May 6thBungie is seemingly gearing up to reveal the next expansion for its looter shooter, which is scheduled to drop in mid-June.

Apr 15

Despite Staying Away From PvE, Overwatch 2 Could Benefit Severely From a Gambit-like Game Mode From Destiny 2 It is no secret that Overwatch single-handedly popularized the modern hero shooter genre. Developed by Blizzard Entertainment for the PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, the game was a massive success past its initial May 24, 2016 release. After being shut down on October 15, 2019, to make way for a sequel in the form […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Apr 14

Marathon Won’t Replace Destiny 2; Not Recommended for PvE-Only Players, Says BungieHowever, director Joe Ziegler also feels that Marathon "could be exciting" for fans who like many "PvP sandbox experiences."

Apr 13

The Sunless Cell: How Bungie Revived a Fan-Favorite Mission for a Modern Destiny 2The post The Sunless Cell: How Bungie Revived a Fan-Favorite Mission for a Modern Destiny 2 appeared first on Xbox Wire .

Apr 8

With the Latest Smoke Bomb Nerf, Bungie Has Completely Crippled the Void Hunter in Destiny 2 PvP Destiny 2 is Bungie’s magnum opus, it is a game that has a dynamic online world and a sprawling life that is very rare to find nowadays in other games. This free-to-play game was released back in 2017 and features both a campaign mode and an intense PvP (Player-versus-Player) mode. Destiny 2 has seen a lot […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Mar 23

“None of us took it seriously enough”: Destiny 2’s Second Ever Database Rollback Was Thanks To a Rushed Update That Took Servers Down for 24 Hours As successful as it might be, Destiny 2 has had its own fair share of problems throughout the years, most of them technical hiccups that never go unnoticed in the eyes of the players. Despite there being quite a few of these issues, only a handful of them come close to being as disastrous as […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Mar 22

With Destiny 2 Going All-In on Crossovers, a WWE Crossover Could Be Bungie’s Next Big Move Bungie has continued to evolve Destiny 2 and expand it with the help of crossovers with other companies and properties. The first crossover in the game started off with Guardians appearing in Fortnite and various armor sets brought to the MMO. Since then, we’ve seen Assassin’s Creed, Fall Guys, God of War, and various other […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Mar 17

The Black Armory Needs to Return in Destiny 2, and Bungie Already Has a Character Ready to Run It Like a Pro Destiny 2 is a game about loot. Sweet, sweet loot. Guardians spend countless hours grinding through strikes, raids, and PvP matches, all in pursuit of that perfect roll. But here’s the problem, half the time, that loot is just another weapon you’ve seen a dozen times before, with a name that sounds like Bungie’s word […] This post belongs to FandomWire and first appeared on FandomWire

Mar 16

Destiny 2Destiny 2 is an action MMO with a single evolving world.