Bungie's mysterious game code-named Gummy Bears has reportedly changed developers and is now in the works at a new PlayStation studio. While primarily a MOBA, the game is rumored to take ...

Bungie developers reportedly wanted to work on single-player games but were shut down by leadership. Despite cancelations of multiple live-service PlayStation projects, Bungie remains focused on it.

Bungie’s Gummy Bears will reportedly feature multiple game modes and feature three classes: Attack, Defense, and Support. The main gameplay will be PvP, but this doesn’t rule out PvE elements.

Despite the internal crises Bungie has been facing lately, The Game Post’s newest findings say Gummy Bears is still trucking along at an unnamed and newly formed studio. That said, around 40 ...

While the remastered trilogy is exciting news, recent reports suggest the upcoming modern Marathon game may be facing some challenges. Bungie has recently announced that the original Marathon ...

nor future Bungie games, would be PlayStation exclusive. So why did they buy them? Mainly for this reason. Sony has a whole plan to integrate Bungie’s live service-building philosophies into its ...

Destiny 2 Game Director Joe Blackburn has announced in a Twitter thread his intention to leave Bungie next month, as final testing continues to take place for The Final Shape, Destiny 2’s next ...

It has not been a good year for the Bungie game development team. The developer laid off 220 team members and canceled plans for a Destiny spin-off game. However, the company behind the free-to ...