Bungie

Written by
Fifty Team

01 Nov, 2021

The Challenge

Destiny is a video game series created by Bungie, the independent game development studio behind Halo, Myth and Oni, among others. Fifty was tasked with running multi-market video activity in the run up to the launch of ‘Destiny 2: Beyond Light Season 14’ across the US and the UK .

Bungie’s goal was to increase its number of Active Users by winning back lapsed Destiny 2 players and focusing on retaining active users in the game. To do so, Fifty curated a highly-targeted campaign in order to drive awareness, consideration and intent to play the new Destiny 2 game.

The Results

Fifty’s performance was strong for both markets, delivering an eCPA of $220 for the UK and $228 for the US, both coming in well under the campaign target of $238. Sasha Hudson, Account Director at Wavemaker had this to say about the campaign: 
"Overall performance from Fifty was strong – and they were within target on the test, which is great!"

Are you a gaming brand looking to reach new users? Get in touch with our Sales Team at [email protected] or book a free demo today

Notes for CMOs: How to track customer change during uncertain times

With the cost of living crisis, your customers’ spending habits will change – here’s how you evolve with them.

Related Articles

Notes for CMOs: How to track customer change during uncertain times

With the cost of living crisis, your customers’ spending habits will change – here’s how you evolve with them.

Fifty's Big Win at 2023 Global Business Tech Awards

Fifty takes home the award for Best Use of Data at the 2023 Global Business Tech Awards

The Soaring Growth of Gaming

The audiences enthralled by gaming and ready to be engaged now

Changing The Game: Breaking Down The Women's Football Fanbase

Industry professionals are breaking down the stereotypes of Women's Sports fans and the best ways for brands get involved in the game

Changing The Game: Breaking Down The Women's Football Fanbase

Industry professionals are breaking down the stereotypes of Women's Sports fans and the best ways for brands get involved in the game