The Destiny Rising release date is much closer than we thought

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Destiny first came into our lives in 2014, storming into the hearts of players around the world, boasting fun online-only content and enjoyable DLC that helped shoot Bungie’s FPS game to stardom. Come 2019, Bungie released a sequel, Destiny 2, and numerous updates and expansions have continued to help the series flourish. Many wondered when Destiny 3 would launch – well, we now know what the third game is. Destiny Rising.

Licensed by Bungie and developed by NetEase, Geoff Keighly unveiled the game on X, offering a few tidbits on what you can expect from the upcoming mobile shooter. In a move that’s sure to please some players, Destiny Rising isn’t just an FPS game, as it boasts third-person capabilities, too.

When is the Destiny Rising release date?

The Destiny Rising release date falls on August 28, 2025. You can pre-register for the free mobile game on Google Play and the App Store now.

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What is the Destiny Rising gameplay?

Just like with the mainline Destiny games, you can enjoy both PvE and PvP content – ah, the crucible. I don’t think a multiplayer arena has ever humbled me so quickly in my life, but I grew to love it and hope to see it in the mobile game. There’s also a full campaign for you to enjoy, and I think it’s fair to say you can complete that solo or with friends, as is the case in the other two games.

Longtime fans of the series may be especially interested in the fact that this game takes place post Dark Age era and is in an alternate timeline. Regarding the story, Keighley says, “With the help of legendary Iron Lords, humanity has broken free the shackles of tyranny and began to rally together against the alien forces intent on its extinction. Amidst the chaos of this early age for The City, a new generation of Lightbearers, resurrected by mysterious entities known as Ghosts, set out to restore humanity’s prominence and secure its future.”

That’s all we have for you on Destiny Rising at the moment. If you need something to play while you wait for August to roll around, make sure you check out our list of the best mobile games or the best Nintendo Switch games.

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