Final Shape's campaign marks the end of the Light and Dark saga that has permeated the Destiny franchise since its inception, and is one of the largest Bungie has created for the game to date, the developers said during a press conference earlier this month.
Destiny 2: The Final Shape | Launch trailer
"I would argue that this is perhaps our biggest campaign to date," said campaign manager Andrew Hopps. It's been a "huge" journey, he said, and the raid isn't the end of it either.
Destiny 2’s recent campaigns typically feature around eight large-scale missions, with smaller objectives spread out among the activities. These can typically take six to eight hours to complete, though this time will vary based on your pace and the difficulty of the campaign. For example, Beyond Light is much shorter than The Witch Queen, while Lightfall generally falls somewhere between the two on Normal difficulty.
Bungie officially delayed the release of Destiny 2's definitive campaign to November 2023 "in order to deliver an even bigger, bolder vision—one that will hopefully be remembered and cherished for years to come," the studio said. The campaign will feature the greatest threat the Vanguard has ever faced, and there are plenty of questions that need to be answered (and asked) along the way. It makes sense to have a longer, more ambitious story to wrap up the saga and set up the future of the franchise.
