Bungie recently announced a massive renovation company and staff engaged in multiple projects import anti, with the opening of a new studio in Europe. In fact, the American development house, parent of the saga of Halo and then of the two Destiny, undertook a substantial session of investments both monetary and human to manage the creation of additional additional content for Destiny 2, which should arrive in 2022, and also to work on an unannounced title, considered as the second new IP created by Bungie after the divorce from Microsoft products, arriving on shelves by 2025.
The opening of a new center, precisely to Amsterdam capital of the Netherlands, according to the studio will serve to "expand the passion of the community around the world" and more concretely to extend considerably the production potential of study. In fact, according to the data published by Bungie, the simple surface used by the studies will already be more than doubled and the staff expanded accordingly, the company also announces that the expansion works will be completed by 2022. Meanwhile, some of the new representatives for the new headquarters, chosen from among the most talented team members and other external figures with experience in other media. Specifically Bungie has instructed Mark Noseworthy (Vice President of the Firm) e Luke Smith (Executive Creative Director) to oversee and prepare for the expansion of Destiny Universe.
Lo American study is therefore officially working on two new expansions for Destiny 2, a game that for some years has seen its own modification playful formula in that of free to play in basic version supported by delle additional expansions for a fee necessary to use fully of experience; this system makes the title sustainable in the structure of game as a service. Those officially confirmed at the moment are: The Witch Queen e Lightfall, and the latter is scheduled for 2022. As previously mentioned, the company is also working on a new mysterious IP, on which, however, it has kept the maximum I reserve, except for the time window, which as already mentioned, should allow the new title to see the light by 2025.
