Bungie has revealed the launch window for House of Wolves, Destiny’s second expansion pack following on from The Dark Below.
The House of Wolves add-on release date is now confirmed to fall somewhere between April 1 and June 30.
What’s more, Activision – Bungie’s publisher – claims a ‘major content release’ will follow House of Wolves at some point in 2015, revealed during the firm’s earnings call.
David ‘DeeJ’ Dague, community manager for Bungie, wrote: “
“There is a special team here that’s dedicated to creating some new ways for your to play Destiny. They’re also making the game you know a better reflection of what we’ve learned about you since you’ve started playing,” he said.
“While they do their thing, we’ll walk the fine line between making you a part of the process and providing them with a safe place to explore possibilities and do their best work.”
He added: “And on a long enough timeline, we’ll also talk about what we’re planning for this fall.”
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We saw Destiny’s House of Wolves DLC details leaked online earlier this week, revealing info on gear, weapons, and a level cap raise.
A Reddit user uncovered Crucible and Vanguard armour for Hunter, Warlock, and Titan glasses, plus new guns and rocket launchers.
The leak also unveiled a level 32 weekly Nightfall strike, as well as a brand new faction.
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