Destiny: Rising
NetEase’s free-to-play mobile spin-off set in the Destiny universe, officially licensed by Bungie but not part of the main canon line.
Launching on August 28, 2025, the game will be available on both Android and iOS with controller support. Additionally, you can also try playing it on your PC or Laptop with BlueStacks for accurate keymapping and other helpful features.
For newcomers, Destiny: Rising combines familiar Destiny themes with new systems like loot boxes, mythic characters, and mobile-style progression. Let’s see what else the game has to offer below!
What is the setting and social hub in Destiny: Rising?
Destiny: Rising is set in an alternate universe of Destiny. While you’ll still encounter familiar concepts like Guardians and the Traveler, the narrative diverges with new twists, including unique factions and massive sentinel machines.
The hub of your activities is a social space called Haven, similar to the Tower in Destiny 2. In this area, you’ll meet different new NPCs for quests and story missions. Sometimes, these NPCs can also offer secret challenges that reward you generously. Haven will also be the epicenter for upgrading weapons and relics, purchasing items, and playing mini-games (if you’re up for it!).
What currencies are used in Destiny: Rising?
Summons are conducted using Bonvoyage Charms, a currency that can be earned in-game but is often scarce, pushing players toward optional real-money purchases. Silver, the premium currency, is purchased directly and used for cosmetics and special items.
Other familiar resources, including Glimmer, Legendary Shards, and Lumia Leaves, play roles in upgrading and progression. The game’s monetization model does not prevent free-to-play players from advancing, but those willing to spend will naturally unlock rare Lightbearers and cosmetics faster.
Play Destiny: Rising on PC/Laptop with BlueStacks
Players can enjoy playing Destiny: Rising on a bigger screen of their PC or Laptop via BlueStacks along with your keyboard and mouse.
