Bungie officially postponed the release of The Final Shape add-on for Destiny 2

Bungie has officially announced that the release of the highly anticipated The Final Shape add-on for Destiny 2 has been delayed from February to June 4, 2024. Previously there were only rumors about the delayed release (but these rumors were confirmed by the famous journalist Jason Schreier), and now the company has confirmed this fact officially.

Bungie officially announced the delayed release date.

“Starting in April, we’ll be releasing a two-month content update called Destiny 2: Into the Light, which will prepare players for their Guardian’s journey inside the Wanderer. All of this — in addition to our team’s ongoing PvP efforts, including three new PvP maps coming in May,” — according to the company.

“We’ll be releasing this update in May.

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Despite The Final Shape being delayed, Destiny 2 players won’t be left without some interesting content while they wait. Director Joe Blackburn explained in the video above (available with Russian subtitles).

So, Destiny 2 will run a season of Desire from November 28 through June 4. February promises a series of weekly errands (“Wishes”) and “Moments of Triumph”, March will see the “Guardian Games” event, April will see the “Toward the Light” update, and May will see three PvP maps.

The season will include a series of weekly errands (“Wishes”) and “Moments of Triumph”.

Destiny 2 is available for free on PC (Steam), PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S. According to Schreier, the project began losing players aggressively after the release of the Lightfall addon, and pre-orders of The Final Shape failed to meet Bungie’s expectations.

According to Schreier.