Bungie is facing backlash over the delay of Destiny 2: The Final Shape and staff layoffs.
In a statement, the company said it was experiencing some collaboration issues with some of its staff and acknowledged players' concerns. While the delay has not been officially confirmed, it has been suggested that the release of "The Final Shape" could be delayed. Bungie says it needs to restore player trust and create a memorable release, like the beloved previous games.
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Bungie is determined to exceed player expectations with Destiny 2’s new release, “The Final Shape.” It announced that over 650 dedicated collaborators are working to deliver an epic experience. It also plans to reveal more details about the future, starting with the next season in late November. Finally, it presented an ambitious vision for “The Final Shape,” which is expected to launch in June 2024.
Bungie hasn't addressed the current status of Marathon ," the extraction-style shooter that was revealed earlier this year. While there's no official release date, rumors suggest that "Marathon" has been pushed back to 2025.
Source: polygon.com
