Lot 2 developer Bungie has officially confirmed that the highly anticipated expansion of the first-person shooter, The final shapewon’t make its February 27, 2024 release date, launching on June 4, 2024 instead.
a news item the Bungie website stated yesterday (November 27) that “The final shape needs more time to become exactly what we want it to be,” and that as the culmination of an entire decade of Destination storytelling: “We want to honor that journey, so we’re taking the time we need to create an even bigger and bolder vision, one that we hope will be remembered and cherished for years to come.”
The release date for The Final Shape has been moved to June 4, 2024 to allow for an even bigger and bolder vision. New content is also available, including Destiny 2: Into the Light, a two-month content update for all players starting in April. https://t.co/cNAG0j1dlV pic.twitter.com/zvEhfeCNutNovember 27, 2023
As a result of this delay, the Lot 2 The content roadmap is also facing changes, although fans may be quite excited about it. Season of wish starts today, November 28, and is now supported by additional events and content to extend it until the release of The final shape, rather than ending entirely in February. In February, players can look forward to weekly progression-based quests (called Wishes), as well as the return of Moments of Triumph (a recurring event with various challenges to complete).
March 2024 brings the Guardian Games back early for a new class-versus-class competition, and then in April an all-new two-month content update called In the light will be rolled out. While few details have been released, Bungie says the update will “prepare players for their Guardian’s journey to the Traveler.”
Concluding the news item, Bungie wrote: “We know you’re eager to get your hands on it The final shape. In that sense, delays are no fun.
“For our part, we are pleased to have the additional time needed to realize our vision The final shape alive for all of you. We look forward to sharing much more in April, including all-new gameplay, to showcase the important content additions currently in development.”
This news comes less than a month after Bungie announced an unknown number of layoffs. Bungie CEO and chairman Pete Parsons described everyone affected by the layoffs as “truly talented people.”
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