New Delhi, Sept. 23 -- Three months ago, Bungie closed the door on Destiny 2. The studio shipped Monuments of Triumph, the final major content update, on June 9, and within weeks had laid off roughly 400 of its 800 employees, most of them the people who had kept the game alive for nine years. The statement of intent seemed unambiguous. Sunday's post suggests it was not.

the first time Bungie has stated that the franchise has a life beyond Destiny 2.

Bungie's planned restoration would bring back Destiny 2 content removed through its "vaulting" policy, which began in 2020. The first removals included the original Red War campaign and the patrol destinations Io, Titan, Mercury, Mars, and the Leviathan; later expansions followed. Players wh...