It's rumored that a Destiny mobile game is in development.
According to The Game Post, several job postings, a collaboration between Bungie and the Chinese firm NetEase, and The Game Post, Bungie is working on a mobile Destiny game. Although details are lacking, it is believed that the mobile game is an FPS. The mobile IP will be a standalone game rather than a sequel to Destiny 2 or its predecessor. Exotic weapons, however, are a key component of gameplay in Destiny 2, and it is unknown whether Bungie would include a similar system in a mobile version of the game.
According to reports, the mobile Destiny game has been in development for more than two years, but it appears that Playstation’s recent acquisition of Bungie has accelerated the process. Additionally, Bungie has reportedly been working on another IP in addition to the portable game. This newfound emphasis on new games should result in gaming experiences that are exciting for gamers while also bringing back fond memories of earlier Bungie games, which is especially important for a mobile Destiny journey. Naturally, Bungie must make sure that ongoing plans, like Destiny 2 Lightfall, are not overlooked.
Overall, though, a mobile Destiny game could be a successful way to attract new players to the Destiny community. While Destiny 2 was briefly accessible through Xbox Cloud Gaming, Bungie does not currently allow mobile gaming for the MMO. Fans could have adventures whenever they want, wherever, with a portable game. Additionally, although though the game wouldn’t be related to the main stream Destiny content, it might offer players a means to engage with the Bungie/Destiny community. Players will actually have to be patient while waiting for further details about the (maybe) future game to become accessible.
