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Bungie to expand, release non-Destiny game by 2025

Big things on the horizon.

Destiny developer Bungie has today announced plans to expand its studios, also committing to the release of a non-Destiny title by 2025.

In 2022, Bungie will not only expand its current Bellevue, WA-based headquarters but will add its first international office in Amsterdam, a press release today declared.

The Amsterdam “office space represents Bungie’s developing global business and will be home to the company’s growing Publishing and Marketing divisions, ensuring Bungie’s ongoing commitment to unify and expand on their passionate player community all over the world,” the developer said.

Moreover, details of changes to Bungie’s leadership team came with the announcement that “at least one new IP” will be released before 2025. Details of just what that IP entails were not divulged.

“The past several years have been a time of tremendous growth and opportunity for Bungie,” Bungie CEO Pete Parsons said in the release. “We are home to some of the brightest and best talent in the industry, and we look forward to expanding upon both our talent pool this year and increasing the resources to support them.”

Destiny 2 is currently available on Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series S & X, PS4, PS5 and Stadia.

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