Destiny 2 will soon receive a Mass Effect-inspired bundle that adds gear modeled after members of Commander Shepard’s Normandy crew.
Bungie continues to treat its Destiny 2 user base to crossovers that introduce new gear from beloved franchises. Late last year, one bundle brought the world of The Witcher to Bungie’s space-faring adventure.
The content spanned from a trio of Witcher 3-inspired armor sets and a Wolven Shell Ghost shell to an all-new Sparrow modeled after Geralt’s beloved horse, Roach.
Come February, Bungie plans on rolling out yet another batch of items whose design aesthetic follows a popular RPG series, Mass Effect.
Destiny 2 developer announces Mass Effect crossover
On January 30, Destiny 2‘s official Twitter/X page unveiled an upcoming crossover inspired by the legendary crew of the Normandy. The Mass Effect content will go live in just a couple of weeks on Tuesday, February 13.
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Players can expect to see armor sets resembling gear famously worn by Commander Shepard, Garrus Vakarian, Liara T’Soni, and other members of the Systems Alliance.
In a subsequent tweet, Destiny 2 developers confirmed the Mass Effect deal will also net the following: the Enhanced Defense Ghost Shell, Alliance Scout Frigate Ship, and Alliance Drop Ship Sparrow. Better yet, users will be able to access this content – dubbed the Alliance Requisition Bundle – at no extra cost.
In celebration of this collaboration with our partners at @BioWare, the Enhanced Defense Ghost Shell, Alliance Scout Frigate Ship, and Alliance Drop Ship Sparrow items will be available to all players at no cost.
— Destiny 2 (@DestinyTheGame) January 30, 2024
The wording of the announcement suggests interested Destiny 2 players will only have to pay for the Mass Effect armor sets. Meanwhile, the other Alliance-branded items will be available for free. More details will likely surface in the lead up to the bundle’s launch in mid-February.
Such a content release should help kick off what many are hoping becomes a big year for Destiny 2. Sometime this spring, Bungie will deploy its Into the Light update, preparing veteran players and newcomers for The Final Shape expansion set to arrive in June.