The rumors are true, the Destiny franchise is heading to mobile devices soon. Destiny: Rising is a new free-to-play mobile sci-fi RPG shooter that includes a number of playable hero characters, a shared world, and PvE and PvP modes all set in Bungie’s Destiny universe.

Official Announcement Trailer Eyes up, Guardians — a new entry in the Destiny universe has just been announced. Destiny: Rising is a new mobile spinoff for IOS and Android developed by NetEase Games set in an alternate timeline and is scheduled to enter its first closed alpha test this November.

NetEase Games announced today that it is developing a free-to-play mobile RPG called Destiny: Rising, set in the same universe as Bungie’s first-person shooter franchise. Bungie itself has licensed the Destiny brand to NetEase,

Bungie seems to have set its sights on the mobile games market, as Destiny: Rising, a new mobile sci-fi RPG shooter title, is coming to Android and iOS. This spinoff is being developed by NetEase Games,

Back in 2018 news surfaced about NetEase wanting to have a non-Destiny game developed by Bungie for around $100 Million, followed by a leak in September of this year hinting towards a possible Destiny mobile game.

Rising, a mobile spinoff of the hugely popular MMORPG-FPS hybrid Destiny, and it's getting a closed alpha playtest next month. In an official announcement, NetEase describes Destiny: Rising as a "new epic free-to-play mobile sci-fi RPG shooter" with a variety of playable heroes,

Rising’. The title - which is being developed and published by the studio - promises to deliver “a brand new adventure set in an alternate ‘Destiny’ timeline, exploring a narrative in the post-Dark Age era” for iOS and Android players.

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Rising, a free-to-play mobile version of its sci-fi shooter series developed in collaboration with Chinese publisher NetEase, that's set to receive a "limited access closed alpha test" on iOS and Android this November.