Destiny 2 Unvaulting Enters Production in February 2027

Bungie says the Destiny 2 unvaulting project enters production in February 2027 and should take about 12 months to finish.

Where the project stands

Shacknews adds that Bungie laid out the stages of the unvaulting work in its October community update. The project was greenlit in June 2026 and went through a validation phase in September 2026. It now sits in pre-production, where the studio is checking that legacy content can be ported at the quality it wants. Nothing about the work is finished yet, and Bungie is treating this stage as proof that the whole plan can actually be carried out.

First pass of content

DualShockers and Shacknews note that Bungie plans to release the content in groups. The first group brings back the Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind and Forsaken story missions, along with the raids, raid lairs and strikes from those releases. The Menagerie activity returns too, with reprised rewards. Raid fans get the most out of it: Last Wish, Leviathan and Scourge of the Past are among the raids named as returning, and there are more beyond those.

Stretch goals and gaps

A second tier of content is listed as a stretch goal, meaning it could ship at launch or afterward. It covers free-roam activities such as Public Events, Lost Sectors and Escalation Protocol, plus seasonal activities from Sundial in Season 9 through The Coil in Season 23. A third category holds content with no current path back, because of technical or strategic reasons. Bungie has not said which pieces fall into that last group.

What arrives in February

DualShockers and Game Rant also report that February is a busy month on the schedule. Bungie plans a Destiny 2 Celebration that builds on the Monument of Triumph update, though the details are still vague. The studio will also share more on what it calls Destiny Legacy, which may point to older Destiny content coming forward. A new progress bar is due in the same month and could show a clearer release target and updated goals.

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