In an exciting crossover event, a Sony property is making waves in a Microsoft game. Sea of Thieves, the popular pirate adventure from Microsoft, has introduced new cosmetics inspired by Bungie's Destiny 2, allowing players to bring the fight against the Darkness to the high seas. The Lightbearer cosmetics set brings a variety of Destiny-themed items to the game, including new flags, ship cosmetics, and a costume set that will make any pirate feel like a Guardian.
The trailer for this new set showcases numerous nods to Destiny 2, with highlights such as the Drifter's iconic outfit and a ghost figure adorning the front of a ship. Players can visit the Pirate Emporium to find a plethora of options to customize their ships and sailors with these Destiny-inspired cosmetics.
This crossover follows Sea of Thieves' successful launch on PlayStation last year, marking one of several Microsoft titles that have made the jump to Sony's console. Meanwhile, Destiny 2, developed by Bungie and now under Sony's wing, continues to be available on Xbox. This collaboration blurs traditional console boundaries but adds a fun twist, with the Drifter's outfit fitting seamlessly into the pirate-themed world of Sea of Thieves.
Sea of Thieves has just kicked off its Season 15, introducing fresh encounters, voyages, and content to keep the pirate life thrilling. Developed by Rare, the game has maintained its buoyancy over the years and even achieved success on the PlayStation 5, topping an EU sales chart upon its release on the platform.
On the other hand, Destiny 2 has released its Heresy update and is navigating its path forward following the narrative climax in The Final Shape. The game has also engaged in its own crossovers, notably with Star Wars, showcasing its ability to adapt and evolve within the live-service gaming landscape.
Both Sea of Thieves and Destiny 2 have adeptly navigated the ever-changing tides of live-service game production. This crossover event is a testament to their enduring appeal and adaptability. The Destiny 2-themed cosmetics are now available in Sea of Thieves, though it's uncertain whether Destiny 2 will receive any Sea of Thieves content in return. As an interesting suggestion, perhaps a massive pirate ship could make an appearance in the cosmos of Destiny 2.
