The next Bungie game could be live-service and free-to-play

At the moment, Bungie hasn't provided an official announcement about its next IP. However, thanks to hawk-eyed observers and job listings, we can make out specific details about the next Bungie title. Like, for example, that it will likely be a free-to-play title with a live-service model, which would be no different from the Destiny games.

Just recently, a new job listing was spotted that shows the studio looking for a senior marketing manager to work on its new IP. It describes the role as for someone who would "help drive awareness, sales, and growth for the next Bungie IP."

What is even more interesting is that Bungie specifically lists the need for the applicant to have "experience with enterprise-scale live operations, games as a service, MMO, F2P, and mobile."

Now, is the next Bungie game going to be a mobile title? Probably not. At the same time, we don't think that Bungie would put the words "MMO" and "F2P' on the list if it did not describe its next game.

To refresh your memory, in 2018 Bungie filed a trademark and a unique logo for Matter, a new video game product. Coincidentally, Bungie entered a $100 million agreement with NetEase around the same time. It doesn't take an expert to put two and two together to make out the strong possibility that the next Bungie game will have a strong online component.

As we've already mentioned, Bungie is expected to release more expansions for Destiny 2 in the next couple of years. This makes it less likely that the job listing is for Destiny 3.

Regardless of what it is, we're hoping that they decide to reveal more details about their next IP soon. Bungie is expected to hold a Destiny 2 showcase in August.