Destiny 2: Forsaken launched at a critical time for Bungie and Activision. The game was losing players due to the excessive grind and lack of compelling end-game activities. The Forsaken expansion fixed that to some degree.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter which takes you all over the solar system. Players have to repel an assault on The Last City and stop the Red Legion from destroying the Sun. The title features artwork-like visuals. Destiny 2 is going free on PC.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter which takes you all over the solar system. Players have to repel an assault on The Last City and stop the Red Legion from destroying the Sun. The title features artwork-like visuals. Destiny 2 is going free on PC.
Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter which takes you all over the solar system. Players have to repel an assault on The Last City and stop the Red Legion from destroying the Sun.
Destiny 2: Forsaken is an expansion full of quality content, but arguably the biggest addition to the game was Gambit, a mode where two teams compete to see who can kill AI enemies first. Here's why other games should try this idea out.
Destiny 2's latest expansion, Forsaken, is the Destiny experience fans and critics have been waiting for since the franchise's reveal in 2013. However, it feels like we were tricked for years on end.
"Forsaken" is the first major expansion to Destiny 2, and is now available to everyone. With two new destinations to explore, and new weapons, armor, and abilities to acquire, the DLC takes players on an epic journey into the wild frontiers.
Bungie is ready to crank up the content with its upcoming Destiny 2: Forsaken expansion and beyond.
Forsaken features "The Dreaming City". This endgame location is full of secrets to discover and bosses to defeat. This region also houses the new raid and is the first space designed from the ground up to support endgame content.
Recently, Bungie announced the "Forsaken" expansion for Destiny 2, which should hopefully add a slew of new activities to the game and bring fans back. Forsaken is the first major expansion to Destiny 2 and launches on September 4, 2018.
Recently, Bungie announced the "Forsaken" expansion which should hopefully add a slew of new activities to the game and bring fans back.
Forsaken is the first major expansion to Destiny 2 and launches on September 4, 2018. With two new destinations to explore, and new weapons, armor and "Super" abilities to acquire, the download takes players on an epic journey into the frontier.
As tensions continue to build between the Destiny community and developer Bungie, you can't help but look back at 2012's Borderlands 2 to see how it succeeds where Destiny and Destiny 2 have failed. Bungie could learn a lot from those games.
Until recently, we didn't really know where on Mars Warmind took place or what sort of improvements it brought to gameplay. However, the launch trailer for Warmind reveals just that and many more details.
Until today, we didn't really know where Warmind took place or what sort of improvements it brought to gameplay. However, the latest trailer for the expansions reveals just that and many more details. You'll travel to Mars to face a new threat.
Over the past few months, Bungie has made many changes to Destiny 2 including the confounding "Eververse" microtransactions. Luckily, the developer aims to fix many other issues in future updates which will bring a host of new features to the game.
Ever since Destiny 2 launched in September 2017, the game has been shrouded in some controversy due to the way players earn in-game rewards and other items. The developer aims to fix that in a future update which will add new features too.
Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris is the first expansion for the shared world shooter which launched back in September. It not only adds a short campaign, but also a variety of items for you to collect.
Gamers have been playing Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris for a week now and while those who own the Expansion Pass are enjoying it, others aren’t so thrilled. The problem is that Destiny 2 now locks certain content behind the expansion.
Ever since Destiny 2 was revealed, Bungie has been coy about the enhancements Xbox One X would receive. Luckily, we received a definitive answer. The Xbox One X version reigns supreme according to a new Digital Foundry analysis.