Destiny 2: Beyond Light begins a new era for the MMO shooter September 22

Bungie laid out the future of Destiny 2 today, revealing Beyond Light. It comes out September 22. The expansion has players going to Europa, the frozen moon of Jupiter. The stream started with 8 minutes and 46 seconds of silence, the same amount of time that George Floyd had an officer’s knee pinned to his neck before killing him.

Destiny 2 came out in 2017 for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Initially, Activision published the online multiplayer shooter, but Bungie took over in 2019. Bungie updates Destiny 2 with seasonal content available via an annual pass along with larger expansions. The last big expansion, Shadowkeep, came out in October 2019. The game also came out for Stadia in 2019. Along with news of this expansion, Bungie also gave us some details about how Destiny 2 will work on next-gen consoles, making it clear that those who own the game on PS4 or Xbox One won’t have to buy it again to play it on the new machines.