Activision and Bungie have confirmed that a follow-up to Destiny, one of the biggest games of the past few years, is coming in 2017. The news came from a conference call with shareholders, but offered fans no tangible details about what to expect from the sequel.
A logo dropped on Twitter on Monday afternoon, however, gives a small glimpse at Destiny 2. In the art, we see the massive Traveler from the first game, and what seems to be the last populated city on Earth ablaze.
— Destiny 2 (@DestinyTheGame) March 27, 2017
Just last week, Kotaku reported on a seemingly credible leak from an Italian retailer with different art. On that poster we see a trio of human Guardians, without helmets and with new weapons. The small print also announces a PlayStation 4 exclusive beta this summer, and a Sept. 8 release date.
The first Destiny, and all its expansions, released in a similar manner, so this window makes sense. Rumors have claimed Destiny 2 will hit PC as well as Xbox One and PS4, but we will likely have to wait until E3 for any more details.
