Early external playtests of Marathon, Destiny developer Bungie 's new shooter, appear to have been underway this week.

Destiny: Rising is a new mobile game that's licensed to NetEase and not developed or published by Bungie, NetEase paid $100 million to license Destiny.

A studio made up of former ZA/M developers and other industry veterans is making a spiritual successor to Disco Elysium.

Datamined Destiny 2 files seemingly hint that pre-orders for Marathon, Bungie's next shooter, are coming sooner than you ...

When Bungie revealed Destiny 2's new expansion calendar and Codename: Apollo, the first release in this new "medium-sized" ...

The Destiny experience is coming to take over the mobile market, with Bungie allying itself with NetEase Games to launch a ...

multi-franchise entertainment studio". A Bungie statement at the time also added the deal would “help us explore new directions”. NetEase has previously worked with another US developer, Blizzard, to ...

Destiny Rising features a first-person or third-person view compatible with a touchscreen or controller. There is a mix of ...

Destiny: Rising is a free-to-play mobile sci-fi RPG shooter set within the Destiny universe Bungie has spent the last decade ...

Microsoft has announced that new Halo games will run on Unreal 5 Engine. Growing out of 343 Industries, Halo Studios plans to ...