Bungie officially announces Destiny 2, the sequel to the original Destiny game.
Destiny 2 is released worldwide for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Destiny 2 is released on PC via Blizzard's Battle.net platform.
First expansion for Destiny 2, Curse of Osiris, is released adding new story content and activities.
Second expansion, Warmind, launches adding new campaign, weapons, and activities.
Major expansion Forsaken is released, introducing new story, gameplay improvements, and the new 'Gambit' mode.
Shadowkeep expansion launches, bringing a new story set on the Moon and vaulting some previous content.
Beyond Light releases, introducing new dark power abilities and the moon Europa.
Bungie announces and begins implementation of cross-play support for Destiny 2 across all platforms.
The Witch Queen expansion releases, bringing a new campaign centered on a major antagonist and new gameplay features.
Bungie announces the upcoming expansion Lightfall.
Guardians are resurrected by the Ghosts to channel the Traveler's Light and defend humanity against myriad threats.
Dominus Ghaul, leader of the Cabal Red Legion, attacks the Last City, capturing the Traveler and stripping Guardians of their Light.
Guardians fight to regain their Light and ultimately free the Traveler from captivity, repelling Ghaul's invasion.
The Reef's Prince Uldren Sov and his Scorn forces assassinate the Awoken Queen, destabilizing the Reef and sparking a hunt to bring him to justice.
The mysterious Drifter introduces the Gambit mode, blurring lines between Light and Darkness and raising questions about the Darkness's nature.
Large pyramid-shaped ships, avatars of the Darkness, appear in the Solar System, initiating a new cosmic threat against Light and humanity.
Guardians rally against the Shadows of the Darkness and seek alliances with old enemies to repel the looming threat and protect the Traveler.
A mysterious figure known as the Witness reveals itself as the architect of the Darkness and the ancient foe opposing the Traveler.
