Bungie Bids Farewell to ‘destiny 2’ With Final Update

WHO:

Gizmodo - Bungie is the developer of Destiny 2.

Forbes - The player community of Destiny 2 is mentioned as being significant.

WHAT:

Gizmodo - Destiny 2 ended with the “Monuments of Triumph” update.

Forbes - Destiny 2's final update has over 100,000 concurrent players on Steam and likely triple that on console.

Forbes - Players can buy all remaining content in Destiny 2 for $25.

Forbes - The update has made almost every activity in the game worth playing due to updated rewards.

WHERE:

Forbes - The player base is primarily on Steam and consoles.

WHEN:

Gizmodo - The “Monuments of Triumph” update was released this week.

Forbes - The content can be purchased for $25 right now.

WHY:

Gizmodo - Bungie is focusing on Marathon and other potential projects after ending support for Destiny 2.

Forbes - The final update addresses complaints about “FOMO” (fear of missing out) by making all content available.

HOW:

Gizmodo - The update includes a narrative thread of closure with NPCs reflecting on their adventures with players.

Forbes - The game is now complete, with no more content being added or removed, and no major system changes expected.

(UPDATED June 14, 2026 01:45 UTC)

Bungie has officially wrapped up support for Destiny 2 with the release of the “Monuments of Triumph” update, which has seen over 100,000 concurrent players on Steam and likely triple that on consoles. Players can currently purchase all remaining content for just $25, and the update has made nearly every activity in the game appealing with improved rewards. As Bungie shifts its focus to Marathon and other projects, the final update provides a sense of closure, featuring NPCs reflecting on their adventures and ensuring that all content is now available without the fear of missing out.