Bungie Reveals ‘Codename Frontiers’ Expansions For Destiny 2

As a long-time Destiny 2 enthusiast who has seen its evolution over the years, I must admit that I am beyond thrilled with Bungie’s latest announcement, ‘Codename Frontiers’. Having played since the game’s inception back in 2014, I can attest to the excitement and anticipation each new expansion brings. The fact that Destiny 2 is not ending but instead embarking on a new journey fills me with renewed hope for this beloved universe.

Bungie unveiled a strategic plan, codenamed ‘Codename Frontiers’, for the expansion of Destiny 2. This significant project will debut in celebration of Destiny’s tenth anniversary, which was initially launched in 2014 to widespread acclaim. Contrary to previous speculation, The Final Shape, released by Bungie on June 4th, wasn’t intended to signal the game’s conclusion. Instead, it seems that Destiny 2 will continue its journey beyond this point.

According to the team, ‘With The Final Shape, we’ve shut one chapter, but we’re now unlocking another, a peculiar one, a thrilling one.’

Apollo and Behemoth

In the summer of 2025, Bungie has announced that ‘Project Apollo’ is set to debut in Destiny 2. This will be followed by ‘Project Behemoth’, another large-scale expansion, in winter. Excluding these expansions, gamers can anticipate receiving four significant updates annually at no cost within Destiny 2.

Bungie Reveals ‘Codename Frontiers’ Expansions For Destiny 2

Under the project name Codename Frontiers, each phase will offer space for two Rewards Passes. The timeline extends up to Spring 2026. Each season, which includes Apollo and Behemoth, will bring fresh stories, settings, missions, equipment, and raids, along with other exciting elements.

Speaking on the new plans, Bungie’s Tyson Green, the Game Director working on Destiny 2, said:

We understand that it’s grown excessively structured. The expansions seem overly predictable and finish too swiftly, offering minimal incentive for repeat play. Despite their increasing size, seasons and episodes can still feel monotonous and lacking in engagement.
It’s clear that Destiny should undergo transformation and advancement, and our gaming community shares this desire for growth and novelty. To achieve this, it’s essential that we shatter some preconceived notions and embrace change.

As an avid gamer, I’m thrilled about the efforts Bungie is putting into enhancing the accessibility of Destiny 2. They’re diligently working on simplifying the gameplay mechanics, making it a friendlier experience for newcomers who might have been intimidated by the intricacies of the game.

The storyline commences with Project Apollo, often referred to as a ‘unconventional tale centered around characters.’

As a gamer, I’ve got to say, Bungie’s latest move is quite daring, and from what I can tell so far, it seems well-executed. I’m genuinely intrigued to see where this journey takes us.

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