What you need to know
- Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter from Bungie.
- The game is switching up its business model going forward.
- Destiny 2: New Light will be a free-to-play version of the game.
- You can purchase Destiny 2: Shadowkeep through the Microsoft Store.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter from Bungie, the original developer of titles like Halo and Marathon. On October 1, the latest expansion for the game, called Shadowkeep, is launching on Xbox One and other platforms. However, the base game is also going free-to-play in order to get more players.
This version of Destiny 2 won't have the Shadowkeep expansion, but it will contain pretty much everything else. Bungie tweeted an infographic of everything players can expect. Surprisingly, there's a lot in the game and it'll keep you busy for hundreds of hours in my opinion.
Whether you're continuing your journey or just beginning.
Starting October 1, play Destiny 2 your way.
🌑 https://t.co/BOVQjrfi8a pic.twitter.com/RKr1pG3pqRWhether you're continuing your journey or just beginning.
Starting October 1, play Destiny 2 your way.
🌑 https://t.co/BOVQjrfi8a pic.twitter.com/RKr1pG3pqR— Destiny 2 (@DestinyTheGame) September 26, 2019September 26, 2019
Down the line, if you want to purchase Shadowkeep and play the content, you can do so. Going forward, each season of the expansion will be priced at $10 and will come with an Artifact of Power. This means that you can keep on leveling up until the season resets in a few months. This is a great way to keep players hooked because the quest to become even more powerful is quite addictive.
You can preorder the Shadowkeep expansion through the Microsoft Store for $35. Hopefully, the expansion will provide a meaningful story because before Forsaken, the last major expansion, everything was quite bland.
Nightmares are coming
With the release of the Shadowkeep expansion, Destiny 2 starts a brand new chapter separate from Activision. This edition has a year's worth of content, too.
Xbox
Main
