Destiny 2
The Reef has fallen to lawlessness, and now the most-wanted criminals in the galaxy – the Barons & Uldren Sov – have organized a jailbreak at the Prison of Elders. You and Cayde-6 have been sent in to bring law and order back to the embattled facility, but things do not go to plan. Facing insurmountable odds, Cayde-6 ends up paying the ultimate price. Beyond the Vanguard’s authority, you’ll venture into the Reef alone and take justice into your own hands. Explore new regions, awaken new powers, earn a wealth of new weapons, and uncover lost Awoken secrets. The hunt is on. - Hunt Down Uldren Sov and avenge Cayde-6 - Grow your Legend with New Exotic Weapons, Armor, and Gear - Two New Destinations: The Tangled Shore and The Dreaming City - Introducing Gambit, a 4v4 Competitive PvE Mode - Wield New Powers with Nine Additional Supers - A Brand-New Raid - All-New Weapon Archetype, Legendary Bow - New Story Missions, Adventures, Destination Activities, and more
Game Discussion
Chief 2
Just in case you didn't know - Destiny 2 is now free to play some content. You can get few campaigns, lots of single missions and access to pvp modes for free. The game is really cool and worth giving it a try. I missed it on release, but enjoying it now.
Steam User 307
This is the greatest, and also the worst game i have ever played. There's just no end to it.
Steam User 600
Destiny 2 is like watching the Stargate series starting from Season 9 with shuffle mode enabled, with auto generated subtitles by YouTube and half the episodes are not available in your country but the VPN is $564.86
Steam User 96
4,000 hours later, i decided to finally say my peace on Destiny 2.
As someone who loves Bungie's halo games and has stuck with the Destiny series since the D1 beta, Destiny 2 has been an actual roller coaster of commitment. It can be the best experience you've received in gaming, or feel like a collossal waste of time. The management of this current day Bungie is killing any remaining amount of hope I have for Destiny's future. I genuinely wish I could give a mixed rating for Destiny 2. I don't want to downvote it because i don't actually think the game is utter garbage, it's quite good in how it feels to shoot the guns in this game, use abilities, and experiment with the deep buildcrafting system the game has to offer. The storytelling(for the most part) is captivating and interesting, and endgame activities like raids and dungeons are experiences worth sharing with friends. But on the other end, the corpa end, lies the games flaws. The monetization has gotten extremely out of hand. While the game is free to play(closer to a free trial), you must buy expansions and episodes to acquire more content to play. The game also has dungeon keys, event passes, and a whole heap of store items that can be bought individually. It is disgusting how far this has gone and it's increasingly hard to convince any friends that the game isn't horrible every time Bungie adds to the overwhelmingly negative stigma surrounding the game's media 24/7. The community has also taken a pretty hefty nose dive from everything that has happened and you can't really blame them, some of these people play destiny 10 hours a day so at least you're doing better than them. While the most recent expansion, The Final Shape, was a great conclusion to the saga and a well received product, the content that followed the expansion is so middling, it isn't worth sticking around until another big hit comes along. I'm just tired, of all of it. The poor business decisions, the monetization, the aura of negativity, it just can't be healthy to stay in this space as long as some people do. I can ONLY recommend this game if you are going in with a group of friends and if you're able to snag some expansions on discount. I recommend you just focus on having fun with your friends in a bubble, ignore anyone telling you what you should be using or how you should be playing. Play through the stories, get loot, buildcraft, play through raids and dungeons together. Don't buy event passes or eververse items. Don't take the pvp seriously.
Just try to enjoy the ride and don't get burned.
Steam User 82
Whether I wanted it or not, I've stepped into a decade long presence in this game, from the Destiny 1 beta on ps4. It has seen me go from high school to uni student, through relationships, jobs, travels, dorms, etc. but the fact that I can send a dreg into the stratosphere with magic fire from my hands and laugh like a retarded gremlin fresh off the tavern for a solid hour never gets old. 10/10
Steam User 50
To call this game Free to Play is more free to play with a big catch. Although you can you play the game, you cannot acess the most relevant gameplay content to the current years expansion. In my opinion the gameplay is fantastic and fun but also expensive.
Steam User 60
Destiny 2 is a fun First Person Looter-shooter that is best enjoyed with friends. It is well polished, with few bugs and a good variety of content and game modes to suit wildly different playstyles. It's important to note that the way the game is set up can best be described as "Free to try" and not "Free to play" as to most of the content is locked behind various DLC's.
4/5 stars
Steam User 40
Time grind and money pit. Free to try but not free to play. I like this game a lot, I've played the destiny franchise for quite some time starting in destiny 1. The game has its advantages and disadvantages, as with any game I suppose. If you enjoy grinding, solo and group gameplay, and character building I think it will definitely tickle your fancy. If you plan on playing for a long time be ready to fork over some doubloons.