Is Destiny 2 ending?

With the Salvation's Edge raid race finished, players got access to the eighth and last The Final Shape campaign mission. Being a satisfying conclusion to the Light and Darkness saga many fans are wondering the same thing: is Destiny 2 ending?

It's not surprising that fans are curious about the future of the saga, with rumblings of a Destiny 3 on the horizon and Bungie splitting resources between its looter shooter franchise and the upcoming Marathon reboot, the future of Destiny is definitely a mysterious one.

But what if there's no future at all? Well, worry not, as we'll answer whether Destiny 2 is ending or not, with some good news in case you were hoping the FPS continues to live on.

Is Destiny 2 ending after The Final Shape?

The short answer is no, Bungie is not abandoning Destiny 2 after The Final Shape. Will we get more expansions? That's harder to figure out.

We do know Bungie plans to actively support Destiny 2 in the near future, with a brand-new episodic format. The first one, Episode Echoes, will start on June 11, with a total of three Acts before Episode 2 starts.

Furthermore, while the battle against The Witness resolves during The Final Shape, there are several loose ends left dangling that could serve as motivation for future content.

To avoid spoilers, we won't dive deep into specifics, but let's just say the alliances made to take down The Witness aren't really long-term friendships.

When is the next Destiny 2 expansion?

As mentioned, there's no information about any upcoming expansions. However, Bungie has confirmed a developer stream will take place on June 10 to unveil what's next for Destiny 2.

Once the stream goes live, we'll update you with the plans that Bungie has in store for Destiny 2's immediate future. In the meantime, check out how to complete the Wild Card exotic quest which will reward you with the Still Hunt exotic sniper rifle.